The Iranians resident in the United States paid tribute to Mahmoud Falshuan, an internationally acclaimed master of Persian painting and miniature art, at the memorial and mourning ceremony.
The event took place on Monday at Light and Knowledge Center in New Jersey. New Jersey is a cultural institution found and actively supported by Farusians. The event was attended by the families, students, admirers and fans of this unparalleled Persian painting master.
Amir Seid Irabani, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic to Iran and the permanent representative of the UN’s Islamic Republic, along with several Iranian diplomats and their families, attended a ceremony commemorating the memories of the guardians of the Gazelle, guardians of Asura, and on Creation Day, guardians of the Rumi guardians.
Falshuan was born in Isfahan on January 24, 1930 and died on August 9, 2025 at the age of 95 after a heart attack at his home in New Jersey. Following his wish, his body is placed to rest in Isfahan’s birthplace, next to the tomb of the famous Persian poet Saeb Tabrizi.
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