Ebrahim Jabbar Beyk
Iran | 1923 - 2002About Ebrahim Jabbar Beyk
Ebrahim Jabbarbeyk, also known as Jabbarbek, was one of Kamal ol-Molk's students. His paintings are a fusion of Iranian miniatures and Kamal ol-Molk style paintings.
Works by Ebrahim Jabbarbeyk are available in the Kamal-ol-Molk Museum located in Bagh Negarestan. These works were created with gouache and watercolor techniques; There are also paintings by Jabbarbek in the Shah Abbasi Hotel in Isfahan. After the revolution, he was invited to travel to Isfahan to restore old artworks.
In 2013, an exhibition entitled "Pioneers of Iran's Modern Art" curated by Behnoush Foroutan was held at the Shokouh Gallery, where works by Ebrahim Jabbarbeyk were also present. This artist died in 2002.
The Most Expensive Artwork
At Auctions
First Attendance
1 April 2022
# Attendance
2
# Artworks
2
Average Realized Price
10,560 USD
Average Min Estimate
8,000 USD
Average Max Estimate
12,000 USD
Sell-through Rate
50%
Average Growth of Artwork Worth
5.6%
Timeline
The ۱۹th Tehran -Classic and Modern Iranian Art auction
24 January
Antiquities, Islamic & Indian Arts auction
1 April
Group exhibition exhibition
30 September
Articles
A Short essay on Iranian miniature painting market 9 May 2023
Iranian painting can be divided into three general categories: traditional miniature painting from Mani to the end of Safavid period, painting from the Qajar and Pahlavi periods, and contemporary miniature painting. In the meantime, the miniature painting of the Qajar and Pahlavi period, of which Hossein Behzad is an example of its artists, has received less attention; But the works...