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Mohammad Ehsai

Mohammad Ehsai (Born 1939) is active/lives in Iran, Islamic Republic of.  Mohammad Ehsai is known for Symbolic painting, calligraphy, teaching.

Mohammad Ehsai was born in Qazvin, Iran in 1939. Ehsai was classically trained in traditional calligraphy, such as Nastaliq and Muhaqqaq.  He was one of the leading artists incorporating Persian script, into new artistic expressions shaped by symbolic art forms found in Shi'i religious works.  As an intellectually curious artist, his desire to know more about the way in which art is expressed in different cultures led him to travel and study in several European and Asian countries, where he also exhibited widely.

From 1958 to 1978 he taught in schools in Tehran for the Ministry of Culture and Education.  He entered Tehran University as a student in the Fine Art Department in 1966.  After graduating in 1971 he was asked to join the Faculty of Fine Art, Tehran University. In addition to teaching, Ehsai was the Designer, Calligrapher, Art Expert and Editor of art books for Iran Education Books Organization.

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