Mohsen Vaziri-Moghadam's Market Review
Mohsen Vaziri-Moghaddam, an Iranian painter, sculptor, lecturer, and art writer, was born in Behbahan in 1925 and passed away in Rome 94 years later. Throughout his career, he conducted various experiments using different materials and media. However, Vaziri-Moghaddam is most renowned for his sand paintings and articulated sculptures. His works have been featured in auctions since 2005, with 75 pieces presented so far.
What makes Vaziri-Moghaddam's presence in auctions intriguing is the prevalence of the painting genre. Analyzing the artist's market and examining the graph of his performance on a scale with experts' estimates reveals that the prices of Vaziri-Moghaddam's works have reached definite and predictable limits. In the following, we delve into an analysis of the Vaziri-Moghaddam market.
27 January 2024
Mohsen Vaziri-Moghadam's Market Review 27 January 2024
Mohsen Vaziri-Moghaddam, an Iranian painter, sculptor, lecturer, and art writer, was born in Behbahan in 1925 and passed away in Rome 94 years later. Throughout his career, he conducted various experiments using different materials and media. However, Vaziri-Moghaddam is most renowned for his sand paintings and articulated sculptures. His works have been featured in auctions since 2...
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