Lot Essay
This is probably the earliest recorded work by the scribe Muhammad Mehdi Farahani, copied during the life of the poet.
Muhammad Mehdi Farahani, pen-named 'Eshrat was a calligrapher of Fath'ali Shah's court and was titled malik al-Kuttab, King of Scribes, by the king.
For the scribe see: Mehdi Bayani, ahval va athar-e khosh-nevisan, vol. III, Tehran, 1348 sh., pp.850-51.
Abd al-Vahhab Isfahani was also a well-known official, scholar, calligrapher and poet of Fath'ali Shah's court. Appointed as munshi al-mamalik and titled Mu'tamid al-Dawla in AH 1224/1809-10 AD.
For his biography see: M. Bamdad, Dictionary of National Biography of Iran, vol. II, pp. 318-20.
Muhammad Mehdi Farahani, pen-named 'Eshrat was a calligrapher of Fath'ali Shah's court and was titled malik al-Kuttab, King of Scribes, by the king.
For the scribe see: Mehdi Bayani, ahval va athar-e khosh-nevisan, vol. III, Tehran, 1348 sh., pp.850-51.
Abd al-Vahhab Isfahani was also a well-known official, scholar, calligrapher and poet of Fath'ali Shah's court. Appointed as munshi al-mamalik and titled Mu'tamid al-Dawla in AH 1224/1809-10 AD.
For his biography see: M. Bamdad, Dictionary of National Biography of Iran, vol. II, pp. 318-20.