Mohammad Ghāsem
Iran | 1557 - 1630About Mohammad Ghāsem
Mohammad Ghasem Tabrizi was a Persian painter born in 1557 and passed away in 1630. He was a prominent representative of the Isfahan School, known for his stylistic similarities to Reza Abbasi, having followed the artistic approach of Muhammadi of Herat.
His works primarily focused on courtly themes, often depicting standing male and female figures. He is also believed to have contributed to the mural paintings of Chehel Sotoun and Ali Qapu palaces in Isfahan. Additionally, Mohammad Ghasem was among the illustrators of the "Windsor Shahnameh," which is preserved in the Windsor Library in London.
The Most Expensive Artwork
At Auctions
First Attendance
14 February 2025
# Attendance
1
# Artworks
1
Average Realized Price
51,765 USD
Average Min Estimate
47,059 USD
Average Max Estimate
58,824 USD
Sell-through Rate
100%
Average Growth of Artwork Worth
-2.222%
Timeline
The 22nd Tehran - Modern, Classic and Traditional Iranian Art auction
14 February
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