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The Revolution Of Iran '79

by Maryam Zandi


Photographs: Maryam Zandi

Text: Maryam Zandi

Publisher: Nazar Publishers

224 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations

Year: 2014

ISBN: 9789640486122

Comments: 25 x 32 cm, hardcover, Persian, English

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Maryam Zandi was a staff photographer for National Iranian Radio and Television from 1971 to 1983, and a first-hand witness to the revolution on the streets of Tehran that overthrew the Pahlavi dynasty, a time of joy and hope that ushered in an Islamic republic. This book has remained unpublished until now, having finally received permission to print in the 11th post-revolution administration. It is an attempt by a female Iranian photographer to treat the events of this particular historic period with professional discretion and without political agenda. To a generation that only had access to officially sanctioned images, this captivating collection may offer a fresh outlook and context.


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The Revolution Of Iran '79

by Maryam Zandi


Photographs: Maryam Zandi

Text: Maryam Zandi

Publisher: Nazar Publishers

224 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations

Year: 2014

ISBN: 9789640486122

Comments: 25 x 32 cm, hardcover, Persian, English

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The Revolution Of Iran '79

by Maryam Zandi


Photographs: Maryam Zandi

Text: Maryam Zandi

Publisher: Nazar Publishers

224 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations

Year: 2014

ISBN: 9789640486122

Comments: 25 x 32 cm, hardcover, Persian, English

sold out

Maryam Zandi was a staff photographer for National Iranian Radio and Television from 1971 to 1983, and a first-hand witness to the revolution on the streets of Tehran that overthrew the Pahlavi dynasty, a time of joy and hope that ushered in an Islamic republic. This book has remained unpublished until now, having finally received permission to print in the 11th post-revolution administration. It is an attempt by a female Iranian photographer to treat the events of this particular historic period with professional discretion and without political agenda. To a generation that only had access to officially sanctioned images, this captivating collection may offer a fresh outlook and context.


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