The main source used in the compilation of the following list is "XIX Century Artists: Mirza Gadim Iravani and Mir Mohsen Navvab" (Russian: "Художники XIX в. Мирза Кадым Еривани и Мир Мохсун Навваб»"), written by Natalya Miklashevskaya and published in the collection "Azerbaijan Art" (Baku, 1954) was an article.
The article also confirms the presence of Irevani's signature on several large portraits painted for the Palace of Sardar in Yerevan in the 1950s and currently stored in the Art Museum of Georgia.
It was drawn by humble Mirza Kadym Irevani»[9]The young man's face is framed by shoulder-length black hair.
A two-tone dot (blue and reddish brown) was used to give a light-shadow effect, which helps to outline the delicate face.
Deep medallions (inscriptions) extending along the width of the frame of the upper wing and almost completely covering it are filled with texts.