TEHRAN – The exhibition featuring the paintings of martian artist Mansole Alikhani, one of the Israeli regime’s victims of Iranian soil, took place on Sunday at Iran’s Cultural Attache Office in Sarajevo, Bosnia.
The event was intended to portray the crimes committed by the Israeli regime during military attacks on Iran’s Islamic Republic, the IRNA reported Monday.
The exhibition, sponsored by Iranian Islamic Culture and Related Organizations (ICRO), exhibited 20 artworks by the late artist, along with biography in Bosnia and English. The artwork is offered for public display at Iranian embassies around the world.
Previously, an exhibition was also held at the Iranian Embassy in Sarajevo, displaying images of Iranian children killed during the 12-day war.
Martyr Mansoureh Alikhani was born in Nowshahr in 1967. She earned her bachelor and master’s degrees in painting from the University of Alzafra and Sole, respectively. She later taught at Cashan Art University, Solea School of Art, and various arts educational institutions.
Her contributions include conducting art workshops, managing Sole University’s Creative Skills Center, taking part in solo and group exhibitions, explaining books, and judging art festivals. Alikhani has received many awards and awards.
Her expertise includes painting, book illustrations and artistic research.
Following the Zionist regime’s aggressive attack on Iran, Mansore Alikani lost his life during an Israeli attack on Tehran’s residential area.
Alikani was a student at Master Kazem Charipa and was a prominent figure in the field of painting, who was also involved in training and research. She had painted a picture of Asura, the day Imam Hussein (AS) and his companions had taught Martyr at the Battle of Karbara in 680 AD.
Early on Friday, June 13, a series of terrorist attacks carried out by the Zionist regime targeted Tehran and several other Iranian cities, bringing the martial arts of many military commanders, scientists and innocent civilians.
In response to the Savagezionist attack, Iran’s Islamic Republic launched Operation True Promise 3 on Friday night, unleashing a barrage of missiles on the occupied territories.
Israel attacks target areas within Iran, which were not military facilities, resulting in the tragic loss of the lives of innocent civilians, including women and children. The incident sparked rage not only among Iran but also among international observers.
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