The Siri Siri Source Service died in Iranian Art

Cyrus Parham (born February 4, 2009, a translator, editor, literary critic, artist, Iranian carpetologist and founder of the National Documentation Organization of Iran. He was one of the professors of art and carpet history in Iran. Parham was also one of the first Iranian editors and the first editor of the Franklin Publishing Institute; He was also one of the first to criticize Western literary criticism.

The valuable book collection of “Siri in Iranian Art” by Arthur Pope, known as one of the most important sources, has been published by Sirus Parham as a translation and service project manager.

“Fars Carpet Masterpieces” This book is mentioned in the three general sections of the history of Fars, carpet and Gabbeh Qashqai and introduces the prominent examples of carpets, rugs, carpets and Gabbeh Qashqai Fars province. He is also one of his other works.

The book “Carpet and Carpet Weaving in Iran” is one of the other prominent works of Cyrus Parham, which generally deals with carpets and carpets throughout Iran, not only focusing on the aesthetic aspect of the carpet, but also the history, community, indigenous culture, and the social and economic characteristics of weavers. These works are used as valuable sources in the field of Iranian cultural heritage by researchers in this field.

His other works include “Realism and Consignment in Literature”, “Books that changed the world” (editor), “Walt Whitman’s poems” and “O you are now in the hands of me”.