The 24th Tehran Auction, dedicated to contemporary Iranian art, concluded with total sales of $1,472,130 on Friday. The top lot was Reza Derakhshani's painting “One Golden Winter Hunt,” which sold for $154,000. The auction featured 120 works by 117 artists, including established names like Masoud Arabshahi, Kourosh Shishegaran, and Parviz Kalantari, with only six pieces remaining unsold.
The 24th Tehran Auction, dedicated to contemporary Iranian art, concluded on Friday with total sales of $1,472,130. The top lot was Reza Derakhshani's painting “One Golden Winter Hunt,” which sold for $154,000. The auction featured 120 works by 117 artists across painting, calligraphy-painting, sculpture, and photography, with only six pieces remaining unsold. Other high-selling works included Masoud Arabshahi's “Relief” ($138,600), Kourosh Shishegaran's “Still Life” ($138,000), and untitled paintings by Parviz Kalantari ($55,000) and Farideh Lashai ($52,000).