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Cover story   Write for The Iranian Editorial policy Don't say cheese Paintings by Nemat Lalei March 19, 2001 The Iranian Nemat Lalei, born in Rasht in 1952, dropped out of school when he was fifteen. Before turning to painting in 1979, he traveled in Iran as well as in Europe, where he visited museums. He started painting by making copies of works by Picasso, Dega and Braque. Obviously, he doesn't need to any more. He has found his voice. And a powerful one it is. These paintings were originally featured in Elahe Gallery's web site. Click on images to see larger paintings ... .. .. .. .. . - Comment for The Iranian letters section - Comment to Elahe Gallery -   Related More paintings by Nemat Lalei Happy Paintings By Mani Gholami Real people Paintings By Ahmad Vakili Evil eye Paintings By Farideh Esfandi Clinging to the past Paintings By Hamed Sahihi Many me Having fun with Photoshop By Nina Habibi Elahe Gallery Kargah Museum of Iranian Contemporary Artists Links * Arts & literature * Features * Site map * Who's who * Store * Would you like to be featured in The Iranian? Copyright © Abadan Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. May not be duplicated or distributed in any form   Web Site Design by Multimedia Internet Services, Inc   Internet server by Global Publishing Group.