Persian Miniature Studio Course: Timurid, Tabriz & Isfahan Schools 15 Dec - 17 Dec

About

This course introduces participants to the foundations of Persian miniature art through the study and analysis of the most renowned artistic schools throughout history. The program explores the depiction of mythical creatures during the Timurid era, as well as practical training in drawing human faces following the styles of the Tabriz School of the Safavid period and the Isfahan School. Participants will receive hands-on training that helps them understand the visual characteristics and stylistic differences between these schools, while also becoming familiar with the most influential artists and cultural factors that shaped this art form. The course enhances observation skills and the ability to analyze historical artworks. Throughout the workshop, participants will learn the traditional drawing steps and techniques used to construct faces and decorative elements, enabling them to confidently apply classical methods in their own work. By the end of the course, participants will be able to recognize the artistic distinctions between the Timurid, Tabriz, and Isfahan schools; create drawings inspired by historical models; refine their line quality and composition building; and develop a deeper ability to read traditional artworks and appreciate the aesthetics of Persian miniatures.

Dates
December 15, 16, 17

Time
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM (3 hours daily)

Duration

 3 days – total of 9 training hours

Language: English

Trainer

Rohollah Jahanbin is a specialist in Persian miniature art who began his artistic journey at the age of twelve. Throughout his career, he has participated in numerous exhibitions inside and outside Iran and has held three solo exhibitions in Tehran, Isfahan, and Shahr-e Kord. With over fifteen years of teaching experience in art institutes and universities, he has also served as a jury member in international art competitions and festivals, including the Fujairah Calligraphy Competition and various art contests in Mashhad and across Iran. Rohollah is known for his meticulous style and exceptional attention to detail, combining deep historical knowledge with practical expertise to pass on this traditional art to students in a clear and engaging way.