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A southern landscape in words and pictures
A feature on Hamid Pourbahrami’s artwork brings Rabihavi’s recollection of water buffalo into its account of southern lives and landscapes.
- Credited to
- Uncredited feature · Hamid Pourbahrami and other named speakers
- Publication
- Radio Zamaneh
- Source date
- 27 December 2021
- Published language
- Persian
- This page
- English source guide
Works discussed
Original English editorial guide to the identified source. Critical judgments and reported recollections remain attributed; the complete original stays with its publisher.
The livelihood inside a remembered image
Radio Zamaneh’s feature discusses Hamid Pourbahrami’s recurring images of southern water buffalo, displacement and a city altered by war. It names When the Smoke of War Was Seen in the Sky of the Village as a literary image of the lives of livestock herders in the south. Source 1
A brief Rabihavi interview passage explains the daily need to bring buffalo to water and their importance to people’s livelihoods. The article uses his recollection beside the painter’s own account and other speakers’ assessments. The artworks remain Pourbahrami’s; the feature does not establish a jointly authored project or a new Rabihavi publication. Source 1
Sources & credits
- Radio Zamaneh · A southern landscape in words and pictures
27 December 2021. Original source publication; this guide summarises the specifically identified Rabihavi material and preserves its attribution.