Aydin Aghdashloo
1940 · Iranian · 6 artworks
SurrealismContemporary RealismMeticulous realismSurreal juxtapositionSymbolic imageryUse of historical referencesLayered meaning
artist bio
Aydin Aghdashloo is an Iranian painter, writer, art critic, and graphic designer, renowned for his surreal and often melancholic works that explore themes of memory, decay, and cultural heritage. He is considered one of the most influential figures in Iranian contemporary art, blending technical mastery with conceptual depth.
related: Rene Magritte, Frida Kahlo
6 artworks
Cover Design, For a Novel
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Cover Design, Portrait of Kamal-Al-Molk
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Cover Design,Unpublished Portrait of Naser-Al-Din SHah
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Cover Design for Film Magazine, 1987 Fajr Film Festival Special Issue
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Cover Design for G. Stein's Picasso
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Cover Design, Unpublished, Portrait of Virginia Woolf
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