This book humorously narrates the events of the Constitutional Revolution up to the 1920 coup, featuring Qajar kings from Naser al-Din Shah to Mozaffar al-Din Shah, and even the Reza Khan coup, in a brief and humorous manner throughout its pages. It includes over 350 caricatures with short descriptions about important events of the Constitutional Revolution, which can be interesting to audiences. Mohammad Rafi Ziaei is considered one of the veterans of humor in Iran, having worked for over thirty years in various satirical publications. He has researched and compiled information more than anyone else about the history of caricature and cartoons in Iran, and his articles are references for examining the theory of this art in Iran. Among his significant contributions are his presence in Khorjin magazine and collaboration with Gol Agha from its first issue. Thousands of his caricatures have been published.
| ISBN |
978-9641913825 |
|---|---|
| Publication Year |
1395 |
| Edition |
1 |
| Number of Pages |
446 |
| Publisher |
Morvarid |

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