Portrait of Bahman Mirza, Tehran, 1835 | Restored Qajar Painting

Portrait of Bahman Mirza, Tehran, 1835 — a Qajar-era painting, Iran, late eighteenth to nineteenth century.

Qajar painting — the courtly art of Iran in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries — is celebrated for its life-size royal portraiture, rose-and-nightingale panels and richly patterned textiles rendered in deep lacquered colour. It marks the moment Persian painting moved from the manuscript page to the grand painted canvas.

Carefully restored from a high-resolution archival image and printed as a museum-quality matted framed poster on enhanced matte art paper, or as a fine art paper print. Each piece is produced to order.