August 7, 2025
1951 Mohammed Mossadegh Iranian Premier Portrait Original Rare Press Photo
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An original 7x9" vintage press photo from the archives of the Star Tribune Newspaper in Minnpeaolis, Minneapolis. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.Photo OverviewMohammed Mossadegh, the Iranian Premier, is the central figure in this original silver gelatin photograph. He is captured seated, wearing a dark suit and tie, exuding a serious demeanor. The setting appears to be formal, possibly an office or a diplomatic venue, as hinted by the decorative curtain in the background. This image likely dates back to around 1951, during an important period of political negotiations involving Mossadegh.Mohammed Mossadegh was a prominent Iranian politician who served as the Prime Minister of Iran from 1951 until 1953. He is best known for his nationalization of the Iranian oil industry, which was previously under British control. This move led to a major crisis between Iran and the United Kingdom, and eventually to the US- and UK-backed coup in 1953, which resulted in Mossadegh's overthrow. The events surrounding Mossadegh's leadership and the subsequent coup had lasting effects on Iran's political landscape and relations with the Western world.Text PresentThere, Harriman talked with Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh [right]; then returned to London to confer with Prime Minister Clement Attlee [lower right] and other
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