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Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Negarestan Museum Garden | Shariat Madar St. | Nikkhou St. | Tehran | Iran

+98 21 33116693

negarestan.ut.ac.ir

This museum opened on the 15th of July 2013 through a cooperation between "Organization of Tehran Beautification" and "Cultural Deputy of University of Tehran" at Negarestan Garden of Tehran University. In this museum, the school of Kamal-ol-molk and Tehran's painting are being studied and works of Kamal-ol-Molk and two generations of his students are exhibited to the public.

The museum is closed on Mondays, but it is possible to visit other spaces and facilities. The garden complex of the Negarestan Museum is closed during mourning days.

Working hours: 09:00 am-03:00 pm

Working days: Tuesday - SundayOff days: Monday

Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Museum of Kamalolmolk School

Negarestan Museum Garden | Shariat Madar St. | Nikkhou St. | Tehran | Iran

+98 21 33116693

negarestan.ut.ac.ir

News and Articles

A Gathering in Commemoration of the Outstanding Iranian Calligrapher: Mirza Mohammad Hussein Seifi Qazvini
The 53rd art research session will be held in order to commemorate the outstanding Iranian calligrapher "Mirza Mohammad Hussein Seifi Qazvini" at the Negarestan garden of the Kamal-ol-Malek School museum.
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Museum of Kamal-ol-molk School Opens at Negarestan Garden
Museum of Kamal-ol-molk School, through collecting 120 artworks of his and some students of Iran's school of fine arts, opens in Negarestan Garden of Tehran University.
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Kalantari: The School of Kamal-ol-molk was a Good Happening for Iran's Art
Iranian painter "Parviz Kalantari": Many people of my generation believe that Kamal-ol-molk ignored the movement of impressionist art during his trip to Europe, but this claim is unfair. Because what he saw in Europe was a realistic look to art that was very important. These beliefs are now old-fashioned and honestly speaking the school of Kamal al-Malek was a good happening for Iranian art.
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