Firouz Bagherzadeh (31 May 1930 – 4 February 2021) was an Iranian archaeologist, Islamic art scholar, and expert on ceramics and Islamic inscriptions.[1]
Establishment of the Archaeological Center of Iran; Abolishment of the law on the division of archaeological finds resulting from the surveys and excavations of joint Iranian and foreign delegations; establishment of a laboratory for the restoration of archaeological finds; the inscription of the three Iranian monuments in the World Heritage List[1]
Bagherzadeh was born on 31 May 1930, in Tabriz, Iran. He received his B.A. degree from Tehran University in 1954. In 1956 he joined the Department of Fine Arts where he founded the periodical Honar va Mardom (Art and Ethnography), of which he was the editor until he obtained a Fulbright Scholarship for postgraduate studies in the U.S.A., where he read Art History at the University of Southern Illinois (1959–60) and received his Masterʹs Degree in Art History. He started his specialization in Islamic art and archaeology at the School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London (1960–62) under the Storm Rice. He went to Paris where he worked at the Sorbonne (1962–67) under the tutorship of Gaston Wiet, at the same time reading Islamic Art and Archaeology at the Ecole du Louvre under the late Jean David Weil.[1]
In 1967 he was admitted to the CNRS as a researcher in Oriental cultures, and he worked there until he was commissioned by the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Arts in 1971 to return home and prepare the project for the Iranian Centre for Archaeological Research (ICAR).[2] He founded the ICAR in 1972 and was its Director-General until 1978.[3] He initiated the Annual Symposium on Archaeological Research in Iran and is the editor of the proceedings thereof.[4] In June 1977 he was elected the first President of the World Committee of Cultural and Natural Heritage (UNESCO).[1]
Influence and legacy
Abolishment of the law on the division of archaeological finds resulting from the surveys and excavations of joint Iranian and foreign delegations,[5] the establishment of a laboratory for the restoration of archaeological finds,[6] the inscription of the three Iranian monuments in the World Heritage List (Chogha Zanbil, Persepolis, and Naqsh-e Jahan Square) in collaboration with Shahriyar Adl are among his most important works.[7][1]
Published works
Bagherzadeh, F.(ed.), 1972. Proceedings of the 1st Annual Symposium of Archaeological Research in Iran, Tehran, 1972.
Bagherzadeh, F.(ed.), 1973. Proceedings of the IInd annual symposium on archaeological research in Iran: 29 October – 1 November 1973, Tehran, 1973
Bagherzadeh, F.(ed.), 1974. Proceedings of the IIIrd Annual Symposium on Archaeological Research in Iran, 2–7 November 1974, Tehran, 1974.
Bagherzadeh, F.(ed.), 1975. Proceedings of the IVth annual symposium on archaeological research in Iran: 3–8 November 1975, Tehran, 1975.
Bagherzadeh, F.(ed.), 1979. The World’s Great Collections. Oriental Ceramics IV: Iran Bastan Museum, Tehran, Tokyo.
^ abcde"Top Iranian archaeologist, Firouz Bagherzadeh, dies at 90". Tehran Times. 6 February 2021. Retrieved 10 February 2021. Text was copied from this source, which is available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
^Abdi, K. 2000. A heart that beats for Iran, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:84.
^Mousavi, M. 2000. A remembrance of the pioneer of the golden age of Iranian archeology, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:76-78.
^Kaboli, M. 2000. Actions and effects of Firooz Bagherzadeh in Iranian archeology, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:84-90.
^Seyed Sajadi, M. 2000. Discipline and trust, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:78-79.
^Kaboli, M. 2000. Actions and effects of Firooz Bagherzadeh in Iranian archeology, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:84-90.
^Adl, S. 2000. The big difference is Bagherzadeh's work, special file: Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology, Bastan Pazhouhi 5:80-82.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Firouz Bagherzadeh news newspapers books scholar JSTOR February 2021 Learn how and when to remove this template message Firouz Bagherzadeh 31 May 1930 4 February 2021 was an Iranian archaeologist Islamic art scholar and expert on ceramics and Islamic inscriptions 1 Firouz BagherzadehBorn 1930 05 31 31 May 1930Tabriz IranDied4 February 2021 2021 02 04 aged 90 Paris FranceNationalityIranianAwardsFulbright Scholarship for postgraduate studiesAcademic backgroundAlma materSorbonneDoctoral advisorGaston WietAcademic workDisciplineIslamic archaeology and artNotable worksEstablishment of the Archaeological Center of Iran Abolishment of the law on the division of archaeological finds resulting from the surveys and excavations of joint Iranian and foreign delegations establishment of a laboratory for the restoration of archaeological finds the inscription of the three Iranian monuments in the World Heritage List 1 Contents 1 Biography 2 Influence and legacy 3 Published works 4 See also 5 ReferencesBiography EditBagherzadeh was born on 31 May 1930 in Tabriz Iran He received his B A degree from Tehran University in 1954 In 1956 he joined the Department of Fine Arts where he founded the periodical Honar va Mardom Art and Ethnography of which he was the editor until he obtained a Fulbright Scholarship for postgraduate studies in the U S A where he read Art History at the University of Southern Illinois 1959 60 and received his Masterʹs Degree in Art History He started his specialization in Islamic art and archaeology at the School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London 1960 62 under the Storm Rice He went to Paris where he worked at the Sorbonne 1962 67 under the tutorship of Gaston Wiet at the same time reading Islamic Art and Archaeology at the Ecole du Louvre under the late Jean David Weil 1 In 1967 he was admitted to the CNRS as a researcher in Oriental cultures and he worked there until he was commissioned by the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Arts in 1971 to return home and prepare the project for the Iranian Centre for Archaeological Research ICAR 2 He founded the ICAR in 1972 and was its Director General until 1978 3 He initiated the Annual Symposium on Archaeological Research in Iran and is the editor of the proceedings thereof 4 In June 1977 he was elected the first President of the World Committee of Cultural and Natural Heritage UNESCO 1 Influence and legacy EditAbolishment of the law on the division of archaeological finds resulting from the surveys and excavations of joint Iranian and foreign delegations 5 the establishment of a laboratory for the restoration of archaeological finds 6 the inscription of the three Iranian monuments in the World Heritage List Chogha Zanbil Persepolis and Naqsh e Jahan Square in collaboration with Shahriyar Adl are among his most important works 7 1 Published works EditBagherzadeh F ed 1972 Proceedings of the 1st Annual Symposium of Archaeological Research in Iran Tehran 1972 Bagherzadeh F ed 1973 Proceedings of the IInd annual symposium on archaeological research in Iran 29 October 1 November 1973 Tehran 1973 Bagherzadeh F ed 1974 Proceedings of the IIIrd Annual Symposium on Archaeological Research in Iran 2 7 November 1974 Tehran 1974 Bagherzadeh F ed 1975 Proceedings of the IVth annual symposium on archaeological research in Iran 3 8 November 1975 Tehran 1975 Bagherzadeh F ed 1979 The World s Great Collections Oriental Ceramics IV Iran Bastan Museum Tehran Tokyo See also EditMedieval Persia National Museum of IranReferences Edit a b c d e Top Iranian archaeologist Firouz Bagherzadeh dies at 90 Tehran Times 6 February 2021 Retrieved 10 February 2021 Text was copied from this source which is available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4 0 International License Abdi K 2000 A heart that beats for Iran special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 84 Mousavi M 2000 A remembrance of the pioneer of the golden age of Iranian archeology special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 76 78 Kaboli M 2000 Actions and effects of Firooz Bagherzadeh in Iranian archeology special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 84 90 Seyed Sajadi M 2000 Discipline and trust special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 78 79 Kaboli M 2000 Actions and effects of Firooz Bagherzadeh in Iranian archeology special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 84 90 Adl S 2000 The big difference is Bagherzadeh s work special file Bagherzadeh and development of the Iranian Archaeology Bastan Pazhouhi 5 80 82 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Firouz Bagherzadeh amp oldid 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