During the event, Mohammad Taqhi Amini, Iran's cultural attaché in Italy, commended the endeavors of the prominent artist and master Franco Zampetti in promoting the rich history and intricate artistry of Iranian Islamic architecture, IRNA reported.
“The beautiful and professional photographs that this artist has taken of Iran's cultural sites and historical and religious monuments are highly splendid and aim to introduce Iranian art,” he said.
Franco Zampetti, an esteemed Italian architect residing in Florence, took 40 superb photographs during his visit to Iran in 2019. These images were captured using the Zenith technique, specifically chosen to portray the grandeur of historical architectural masterpieces.
Zampetti embarked on his journey across Iran after proposing to Iran's cultural attaché the idea of capturing images of iconic structures that exhibited a unique blend of Iranian and Islamic architecture.
He visited Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Qazvin, Yazd, and Zanjan and compiled a remarkable collection of photographs.
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