Reza Abbasi Museum in Tehran
Tehran is one of the best destinations that attracts many tourists from different parts of Iran and the world who are interested in visiting the museum and history of Iran. If you are interested in seeing beautiful Iranian paintings, manuscripts and works of art and history of Iranian tasteful artists, we suggest you the Reza Abbasi Museum.
Reza Abbasi Museum, located on Shariati St. in Tehran, not far from Seyed Khandan Bridge, has gone through many ups and downs, until it officially started operating as one of the historical and cultural complexes of the country in September 1977. The building of the Reza Abbasi Museum used to be an exhibition of furniture and home decoration, which was purchased by Farah Pahlavi and turned into a museum due to its architectural features and location. The Reza Abbasi Museum has three floors, and if you start visiting this complex from the top floor, you will see the oldest pre-Islamic artifacts on the third floor. On this museum floor you will find interesting objects from the Achaemenid, Parthian and Sassanid periods that have been exposed and decorated with animal and nature designs, the same style that can be seen in the paintings at the entrance of the bazaar and Chehelston Palace.
If you are interested in history and old objects, you will feel sorry for this class. The library and the maintenance department are located on the same third floor. The library in this collection contains about 6,000 volumes of historical and cultural books, and several old newspapers and magazines have been placed next to the books. The restoration department of this museum is one of the most advanced restoration workshops in Iran, which even some other museums send works to this place to be restored. During this visit, when you reach the second floor of the Reza Abbasi Museum, you will encounter Islamic Halls 1 and 2. . On this floor you will find many pottery, metal utensils, jewelry and clothes that will take you on a journey into the heart of history and warm your head a lot. Finally, on the first floor, you will visit the Painting Hall and the Calligraphy Hall, which is very beautiful and spectacular. For example, if you are a little interested in calligraphy, watch all these professional and old works from the third, Naskh, Mohaghegh and Nastaliq lines in Reza Abbasi Museum. It will be really fun for you.
The material of the papers in this collection is all different, from animal skins to Western and Khanbaligh can be found among them. In the painting hall of Reza Abbasi Museum, you can clearly see the process of change and growth of art until the fourteenth lunar century. Some of the paintings in this hall belong to the schools of Shiraz, Neishabour, Isfahan, Qazvin, Tabriz and Herat, and the oil paintings left over from the Qajar period attract a lot of attention, but Reza Abbasi's paintings, including the one-man painting, remain solitary. And a young man with a cup in his hand from the masterpieces of Reza Abbasi's single museum, which is truly spectacular for many travelers touring Tehran. If you are interested in traveling in Tehran and Iran tourism tours, go to Aladdin Travel website and register your reservations online. Also, if you plan to stay in good hotels in Tehran during your trip to Tehran, Spinas Hotel in Tehran and Parsian Azadi Hotel are an ideal choice for you and your companions.
