Among the valuable collections adorning the main Niavaran Palace are outstanding examples of authentic Persian carpets.

Marguerite Flowers (1967) is a lithograph by Salvador Dalí, the renowned Spanish painter and leading figure of Surrealism. The work reflects Dalí’s imaginative visual language and technical precision, hallmarks of his mature artistic production.

“The Conquerors of Tehran” is a narrative oil painting from the Constitutional era, created in 1909. The work depicts the historic capture of Tehran by the Bakhtiari and Gilan constitutionalist forces on July 19, 1909

The emergence of calligraphy in painting in the early 1960s evoked for some viewers the atmosphere of traditional ...saqqakhaneh shrines, leading to the adoption of the term “Saqqakhaneh.” The term was later broadened to describe

An important decorative artwork preserved at the Ahmad Shahi Pavilion within the Niavaran Cultural-Historical Complex is an Indonesian screen (paravan), presented to the Pahlavi Court during the presidency of Suharto (1966–1999).

Andy Warhol was an American painter, printmaker, and filmmaker, and is regarded as one of the leading figures of the Pop Art movement in the United States. He studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology and began his career in commercial art.

Ismail Jalayir, an Iranian painter and calligrapher, was active in the thirteenth century AH (the second half of the nineteenth century CE).

Among the distinguished collection of Persian carpets preserved at Niavaran Palace, two exceptional examples were produced by the renowned Seirafian Carpet Workshop of Isfahan.

The portrait painting of Mozaffar al-Din Shah, Amin al-Soltan, and Abolqasem Khan Nasser al-Molk is located at the entrance of the western hall of the Sahebqaraniyeh Palace Museum.

Sub-Saharan Africa, where African art reached its height, extends from the western margins to the central regions of the continent.