About Hossein Qollar Aqasi
Hossein Qollar Aqasi stands out as one of the pioneers in the realm of coffee house painting. He received his training from his father, Alireza Qollar Aghasi, a skilled master in calligraphy, enameling, and tile work. Spending some time in his father's workshop, he crossed paths with Mohammad Modber. His artwork has been showcased on numerous occasions in both Iran and abroad, including the "Folk Painting of Iranian Legends" exhibition in Paris in 1966.
The Most Expensive Artwork
At Auctions
First Attendance
27 May 2016
# Attendance
4
# Artworks
4
Average Realized Price
21,233 USD
Average Min Estimate
16,613 USD
Average Max Estimate
24,019 USD
Sell-through Rate
100%
Average Growth of Artwork Worth
4.248%
Timeline
The ۱۹th Tehran -Classic and Modern Iranian Art auction
24 January
From the Ghahve-khaneh to Sagha-khane and Selected Modern Artists of Iran exhibition
14 July
Point Of View exhibition
25 February
Art of the Islamic and Indian Worlds Including Oriental Rugs and Carpets auction
28 October
Islamic and Indian Art auction
9 December
Collectioner 4 exhibition
29 November
Connoisseur's Look exhibition
12 July
A Review on Ghahve Khanehie Painting of Iran exhibition
7 September
Naghsh-e- Khial exhibition
6 October
پنجمین دوره حراج تهران auction
27 May
Articles
A look at the market of Coffee-house, and Reverse Glass paintings in domestic and international auctions 8 July 2023
Coffee-house painting and Reverse Glass painting are one of Iran's folkloric and classical arts, which reached the peak of their popularity among the common strata of society during the Qajar era. Museums such as Negarestan Museum Garden, Reza Abbasi Museum, and the Museum of Reverse Glass Painting, house remarkable works of these arts. Although limited, Coffee-house painting and Re...