What is Negargary?

Iranian painting in Farsi called Negargary and recognized as an art derived from concepts such as the transcendence of the soul and the realization of meaning and immortality with a realistic attitude and sacred art throughout the world. In fact, Negargary has a general meaning and encompasses a variety of methods and styles of Iranian painting, whether in the book or in manuscripts, including: illumination, poetry, marginalization, drawing, flower and chicken, or those on walls and canvases. Negareh, Negarestan,Negarkhaneh are derivative of Iranian painting that in English named painting but in Farsi each of which have their own meaning and sanctify their name because they are somehow a manifestation of right or a place to display or maintain these effects. The paintings in the Negargary are identical in their scientific definition, but have a high degree of gold as the peak of colors and silver as their peak of stealth, and the colors appear in two positions ,Talvin and Tamkin in the artwork. The Talvins are color-coded in a painting that is a work of many colors and Tamkin to the time the color sits in place.