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Samad Behrangi Bust

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Samad Behrangi was born in the Cherendab district of Tabriz in 1939, Azerbaijan province. He received his early education in Tabriz and graduated from high school in 1957 and at the same year started teaching in village schools in the Azar Shahr district, about 50 kilometers southwest of Tabriz, which he continued for eleven years.

Description

He was fascinated with Azeri folk tales and his first book, published in 1965, was a collection of several such stories that he had translated into Persian. That work brought him to the attention of literary circles in Tehran. The subsequent publication of an essay on educational problems, several original children’s stories dealing realistically with social issues, and a second volume of Azeri folktales established his reputation as a rising star among a new generation of writers.

Behrangi was only twenty-nine when drowned in a swimming accident in Aras River in September 1968. It is commonly believed that SAVAK, Shah’s security service, was behind this accident. At the time, his most famous children’s stories, including “Ma’hi-e Sia’he Kochoulou” (The Little Black Fish), his most famous work, were at the press; they were published posthumously. Later in 1969, “24 Sa’at Dar Khab Va Bidary” (24 Restless Hours) and “Yek Hulou, Yek Hezar Hulou” (One Peach, A Thousand Peaches), two of his other works were published.

Behrangi was a critique of both contents and methodology of the state-sponsored textbooks and curriculum. He believed the entire educational system is outdated and alien to the Iranian children and in particular the rural children.

Behrangi’s popularity continued even after the 1979 Iranian Revolution. His single stories, often illustrated by noted artists, appeared regularly throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s. Behrangi’s stories and folktales also were translated into Azeri.

- behrangi2 - Samad Behrangi Bust
Behrangi’s works:
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust 24 Restless Hours (24 Sa’at Dar Khab Va Bidary)
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust In Search of Faith (Be Donbal-e Falak)
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust Talkhun
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust The Little Black Fish (Ma’hi-e Sia’he Kochoulou)
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust The Little Sugar Beet Vendor (Pesarak-e Laboo Froosh)
- book1 - Samad Behrangi Bust The Tale of Love (Afsaneh-e Eshgh)
Additional information
Weight 730 g
Dimensions 7.5 × 6 × 15.5 cm
Color

Bronze

,

White

Brand

Yadman

Material

Polyester

Washability

By Hand

Application

Decorative

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Tandis and Peykar Shahriar Company is the producer of Bust celebrities in Iran. This group has increased its products to 250 Sardis from Iranian celebrities. National identity is considered as one of the basic concerns of any nation, especially the young generation of any nation. Our young generation seeks its identity in its history, culture, and literature. History, civilization, and culture are among the oldest and richest nations in the world, and our celebrities are the mirror image of our Iranian-Islamic culture and civilization.