๐ฅ Kamalul Mulk did not understand a classic
Bahram Dviri, veteran painter:
The University of Tehran was founded by the French Andre Godard in 1320. At the time, the space was a continuation of Kamalul Mulk's painting studios and working style. In the pendant was his, I talked more about Kamal al-Mulk's view and his serious damage to Iranian painting.
๐น In short, Kamal al-Mulk was a good painter, but he was sent to France, he went to the Louvre and sat and copied Raphael's works, etc., this was his big mistake. He didn't understand Italian classicism, he thought they were copying nature. Although classicism was not a copy of nature. I have repeated this many times in interviews, how Kamalul Mulk did not understand that Michelangelo's statue of Moses had horns. Or angels and demons flying on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (Vatican). Why did he think it was a copy of nature?