20 Cm X 20 Cm

Each panel of square form with the club-shaped lozenges composed in the central panel. Left panel figural scenes with a “Qajaric woman brandishing her hands covered with henna, a bird docked on her left hand with the head tendency gazing spiral, the apt newly fresh undress born baby resting on her inner laps.

The right panel with a young couple In an open romantic garden, the young man in an embroidered coat standing next to the young woman with his hand on her shoulder, proximate her left breast glimpsed bare nude. Both panels’ boundaries ledges are beautifully shaped and carved and burnished with the composed and decorated arabesques.

Original and influences. The roots of traditional Qajar painting can be found in the style of painting that arose during the preceding Safavid empire. During this time, there was a great deal of European influence on Persian culture, especially in the arts of the royalty and noble classes. European art was undergoing a period of realism and this can be seen in the depiction of objects especially by Qajar artists. The European influence is very well evidenced in the preëminent position and prestige of oil painting.

Comes with a certificate from the Art Loss Register