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Ali Banisadr and Gustave Moreau United in Two Paris Exhibitions

The Iranian artist based in New York is exhibiting his works at the Gustave-Moreau Museum, in dialogue with paintings by the 19th-century painter, as well as at Thaddaeus Ropac gallery, according to Le Monde.

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Iranian painter Ali Banisadr, based in New York, is currently presenting his works in Paris as part of two exhibitions, according to an article published by Le Monde.

The first exhibition takes place at the Gustave-Moreau Museum, where Ali Banisadr's paintings are displayed alongside those of 19th-century French painter Gustave Moreau. According to Le Monde, this juxtaposition aims to highlight affinities between the two artists, despite the temporal and geographical distance separating them.

Meanwhile, a second exhibition dedicated to Ali Banisadr is being held at the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery, also in Paris, the newspaper notes.

Le Monde describes both painters as artists situated "outside of mainstream movements," thereby underscoring an artistic singularity that transcends the ages.

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