Hossein Zenderoudi

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Charles Hossein Zenderoudi (* 1937 in Tehran ) is an Iranian artist. At the age of 21 he was already a winner of the Biennale in Venice , Paris and St. Paulo . Shortly afterwards he founded the "Sagha Khaneh" movement, which has influenced many artists since then. His work Tchaar Bagh ( a type of Persian garden ) was auctioned in April 2008 for 1,400,000 US dollars at Christie's in Dubai .

Awards

  • 1959: winner of the Biennale of Paris
  • 1960: Winner of the second Tehran Biennial
  • 1961: Winner of the Paris Biennale
  • 1962: Winner of the Venice Biennale ; Winner of the Tehran Biennale
  • 1963: Honorary laureate of the St. Paulo Biennale; Winner of the Paris Biennale
  • 1964: Winner of the Tehran Biennale
  • 1971: Named as one of the 10 most important living artists by the “Selection des Critique”.

literature

  • Ruyin Pakbaz and Yaghoub Emdadian (eds.): Pioneers of iranian modern art: Charles-Hossein Zenderoudi. Tehran 2001, ISBN 964-7049-95-1

Web links

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Zenderoudi, Hossein
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zenderoudi, Charles Hossein (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Iranian artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH Tehran