Sohrab Sepehri, an Iranian poet and painter, was born on October 15, 1307 in Kashan. Sohrab's childhood passed in the same city.
Sohrab Sepehri studied elementary and first intermediate courses in Kashan and entered the boys' elementary school and after completing her education at the Department of Culture of Kashan, she dropped out and attended the sixth literary examinations and diploma studies. He went to Tehran.
She continued her education at Tehran University and the Faculty of Fine Arts and was hired by the Oil Company but dropped out after six months.
Graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2007, received a first-class scholarship, worked in the Museum of Fine Arts Department's museums, and taught at the Fine Arts High School, but did not stay there.
Sohrab Sepehri did not marry and traveled. He first traveled to Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Japan, and China, settling in Japan for a while, and when he returned to Iran he learned the art of "engraving on wood" and could translate Chinese and Japanese works into Persian.
The next destination was Sohrab Sepehri West. He made his way to Europe and enrolled in the School of Fine Arts in Paris in the field of lithography, doing life as a glass cleaner and sometimes selling his paintings at exhibitions.
After returning to Iran, he was employed by the Ministry of Agriculture and trained at Tehran's Fine Arts School, but his activities did not last long and he resigned from public office and traveled again to various exhibitions. Set up.
Sohrab Sepehri is one of the fourteenth-century poets of Iran whose name transcends geographical boundaries and her works have been translated into various languages.
Sohrab Sepehri was seriously ill in 1358 and died in the evening of May 1, 1359 in Tehran Pars Hospital.