The artist Ishtar Hamoudi designed the cover of the book in 1972.
The fourth of four drawings by Ishtar Hamoudi inside the translation Lilies and Death. Again, apologies for the cropping.
The fourth of four drawings by Ishtar Hamoudi inside the translation Lilies and Death. Again, apologies for the cropping.
The third of four drawings by Ishtar Hamoudi inside the translation Lilies and Death. Apologies for the cropping appreciated. The book was bound quite tightly by the library it was found in.
The second of four drawings by Ishtar Hamoudi inside the translation Lilies and Death
The first of four drawings by Ishtar Hamoudi inside the translation Lilies and Death.
The artist Ishtar Hamoudi designed the cover of the book in 1972.
The translator, Mohammed Bakir Alwan, wrote a note to Professor Muhsin Mahdi (d. 2007) in this copy on Jan. 18th, 1973.
Today begins a short series of images from the 1972 publication of Lilies and Death, poems by ʿAbd al-Wahhāb al-Bayātī translated by Dr. Mohammad Bakir Alwan. Al-Adib press in Baghdad published the book, which sold for 250 fils.
The final drawing from Āl-i Aḥmad's Weststruck.
The penultimate entry in this series from Āl-i Aḥmad's Weststruck. Drawing by Ardeshir Mohassess.
From Āl-i Aḥmad's Weststruck.
From Āl-i Aḥmad's Weststruck.
The title of this post is from Aḥmad Shāmlū's 1951 collection The Manifesto, from the poem "Until the Red Blossom of a Shirt." The drawing is, again, from Gharbzadegi by Āl-i Aḥmad.
Ardeshir Mohassess continues to impress with this multi-headed figure juggling fire.
Led by his nose.
The drawings in this edition of Gharbzadegi are by Ardeshir Mohasses and were completed in 1982. This one is not signed by the author, and it does not match the style of those to come.
ArtsAndAdab is expanding its purview for the next several days to present some drawings from the 1997 Mazda Publishers edition of Gharbzadegi (Weststruckness) by Jalal Al-i Ahmad, translated from the Persian by John Green and Ahmad Alizadeh in 1982.
Last entry in series from ʿAbd al-Wahhāb al-Bayātī's Shiraz's Moon.