Mohammad Modabber
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Mohammad Modabber (Persian: محمد مدبر; b. 1890 – d. 1966) was an Iranian painter, who was one of the developers of "Coffee House Painting".[1][2] A friend of Hossein Qollar-Aqasi, he learned paintings at Seyed Ghaffar Isfahani school.[3]
Having Modabber father gone in childhood, he had earnt moneys by acting in a passion plays, hence receiving innumerable knowledge in a fields of religious traditions.[3] Owing to his backgrounds, he was mostly devoted of his talent drawing liturgical panels.[3] He died in 1966.
