Death
In 1940, Kamal-ol-Molk, the distinguished artist whose love of his country knew utterly no boundary, died in Nishapur, Iran. Mournful people, especially family and closely related friends, marched his body next to the tomb of Sufi poet, Farid-al-Din-Attar.
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