TEHRAN – Tehran’s Qasr Garden Museum will be offering a collection of Persian artworks in an exhibition opening today.

“70 Iranian artists cooperating with Fara (art group) will display over 500 paintings, sculptures, bas reliefs, inlaid works and a lot more at the exhibit,” secretary of the exhibit Mansur Azadkam said in a press release published on Saturday.

“The works at the exhibit are all original and will be offered at reasonable prices for interested individuals,” Azadkam added.

There are also plans to hold auctions every week during the month-long exhibit, the secretary said.

He also added that the visitors will select one top work, whose artist will be awarded at the end of the exhibit.

“The art group also offers service to the visitors, giving them advice on how to decorate their house or office with the artworks they purchase at the exhibit or even offer custom-made new artworks,” he explained.

The museum is located on Motahhari St., Police Square.

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