Riza Abbasi
Persian Painter
1565 AD - 1635 AD
Riza (sometimes called Reza) Abbasi was the most renowned Persian miniaturist, painter and calligrapher of the Isfahan School, which flourished during the Safavid period under the patronage of Shah Abbas I. |
Riza Abbasi's Works of Art
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| Thumbnail | Title | Date |
|---|---|---|
 | A Hunt | 1626 AD |
 | Barefoot Youth | 1600 AD |
 | Composite of Three Figure Sketches | 1630 AD |
 | Crouching Youth Restrains a Bucking Ram in a Landscape | 1623 AD |
 | Cup Bearer with Big Turban | 1650 AD |
 | Cup Bearer with Wine Jars | 1639 AD |
 | Girl | 1600 AD |
 | Lady with a Fan | 1590 AD |
 | Man with Cat | 1650 AD |
 | Man with Spindle | 1633 AD |
 | Old Man with Cane | 1615 AD |
 | Old Man with Child | 1625 AD |
 | Portrait of a Portuguese | 1630 AD |
 | Prince Muhammad-Beik of Georgia | 1620 AD |
 | Reclining Nude | 1590 AD |
 | Saki | 1609 AD |
 | Seated Dervish | 1626 AD |
 | The Mashhad Pilgrim | 1598 AD |
 | The Wolf Hunter | 1642 AD |
 | Two Lovers | 1630 AD |
 | Youth Kneeling and Holding out a Wine Cup | Unknown |
 | Youth Reading | 1600 AD |
Total number of works by this artist: 22
