Kamal-ol-molk

1848–1940 · Iran

Mohammad Ghaffari (29 September 1848 — 18 August 1940), better known as Kamal-ol-Molk, was an Iranian painter and part of the Ghaffari family in Kashan, Qajar Iran. Wikipedia

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Works

“Mirror Hall”, 1896
“The Doshan Tappeh Street”, 1885 — Golestan Palace
“The Baqdadi goldsmith”, 1901 — Library, Museum and Document Center of Iran Parliament
“The Zoka-ol-Molk I”, 1913 — Islamic Consultative Assembly Museum of Iran
“Bagh Shah Square”, 1888
“Golestan palace springhouse”, 1889 — Golestan Palace
“Damavand Village”, 1915 — Library, Museum and Document Center of Iran Parliament
“The Azod al-Molk”, 1905 — Library, Museum and Document Center of Iran Parliament
“The Kamal-ol-molk (Profile portrait)”, 1927
“The Egyptian man”, 1898 — Library, Museum and Document Center of Iran Parliament
“fortune teller”, 1892 — Golestan Palace
“Iranian Music Group”, 1886
“Cat and Canary Cage” — Golestan Palace
“Uncle Sadigh Shirazi”, 1892 — Golestan Palace
“Royal camp in Lar plain”, 1888 — Golestan Palace
“The view of Shahrestanak fountain”, 1912 — Golestan Palace
“Shilat River, Farahabad”, 1875 — Astan Quds Razavi Museum
“The Entombment of Christ (after Titian)”, 1938 — Library, Museum and Document Center of Iran Parliament
“The Little Beggars”, 1889 — Golestan Palace
“Oldman Reading”, 1931