Ardeshir Mohasses
By Ardeshir Mohasses
Ardeshir Mohasses (also spelt Ardashir Mohases, Persian: اردشير محصص , born on 9 September 1938 in Rasht - died 9 October 2008[1] in New York[1]) was an Iranian illustrator and cartoonist, residing in New York.[1]
Biography
He was born in Rasht and was brought up in Lahijan. His parents were from rich families of Lahijan.He graduated from Tehran University in 1962 with a degree in political science.[1] Since becoming an illustrator and cartoonist for Kayhan and other local periodicals in 1963, he has held several one-man exhibitions in Tehran.
Selected bibliography
- Cactus, a special issue of Daftarha-ye Zamaneh, with an introduction by Karim Emami, including drawings from 1961 to 1966, Tehran 1971.
- With Ardeshir Mohassess and his Puppets, with an introduction by Ali Asghar Haj-Seyed-Javadi, including drawings from 1967 to 1971, Tous Publications, Tehran, 1971.
- Current Events, with an introduction by Ahmad Shamlou, a selection of drawings from 1971, Amir Kabir Publications, Tehran, 1973.
- Momenten, a selection of drawings from 1968-1972, edited by K. Farrokhi, Sun Publications, Haarlem, Holland, 1973.
- Identity Card, a selection of drawings done in 1972, Tahouri Publications, Tehran, 1973.
- Ceremonies, an Introduction by Aydin Aghdashloo, a selection of drawings from 1972, Fine Arts Publications (under the auspices of Gallery Ayeh), Tehran, 1973.
- Jahan-e No, a special issue of drawings, including drawings done in 1972, Tehran, 1973.
- Ardeshir and Stormy Winds, with an introduction by Ali Asghar Haj-Seyed-Javadi, including drawings from 1967 to 1973, Tous Publications, Tehran, 1973.
References
External links
- Life in Iran, Etched With Suspicion and Humor, NY Times
- On Ardeshir Mohassess' 70th Birthday (Persian), BBC, 2008-09-09.
- Closed circuit history, Oppressors and oppressed through the eyes of Ardeshir Mohassess
- The Pen is Mightier
- Iranian illustrator, Ardeshir Mohasses passed away (Persian), Radio Zamaneh, 2008-10-11.
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