Laṭīfah-ʼi dar khiyāl: sharḥī bar zindagī va ās̱ār-i Suhrāb Sipihrī

This comprehensive monograph by Riz̤ā Āẕarshakīb provides a detailed critical analysis of the life and artistic output of Suhrāb Sipihrī, one of the most significant figures in modern Iranian literature and art. Published in Tihrān by Īdah-ʼi Māndigār, the work explores the intricate relationship between Sipihrī's poetry and his celebrated painting style, tracing his journey from his childhood in Kāshān to his development of a unique mystical aesthetic. The author examines key collections such as Hajm-i Sabz and Sidā-yi Pā-yi Āb, elucidating Sipihrī's use of nature imagery, colour psychology, and philosophical themes influenced by Eastern thought. This study serves as an essential resource for scholars of 20th-century Persian poetry and visual culture.