txt Analytical Art History in Ancient Middle Eastern: especially in Iran

Iranians have long been known as the people whom always were seeking for arts, skilled in the arts and crafts (Momtahan, 2004: 340). Through art, human beings were able to act at many opportunities and convey their desires, wishes, messages and thoughts. These were full of mental needs, sensual instincts, as well as aesthetic sensations and perceptions (Kambakhsh Fard, 1379: 86).Some scholars believe that the importance of Iranian myths and symbols in Iranian life and art in the past led to the of myth beliefs. In this manifest to, that art and life are not separate and there for that people's beliefs are based on objects they use. Investigating the cultural beliefs and beliefs of the community, then compiling and aggregating this data is important in comparison with the designs carried out in each era. So it can be said that there is a relationship between ancient Iranian cultural beliefs, with design and cultural symbols in society."The common thread of all products from machinery to artistic masterpieces is the process of human thought for their production" (Jensen, 2005: 11). "Defining art no matter how difficult it is a phenomenon that is the product of human hands, eyes and minds and experiences. However, some art works show us the limitations of our experiences. And we know others better ".On the other hand, " the art history makes us more aware of the motivation and purpose of advertising and, therefore, more conscious of consumption. Some studies show that unfortunately, these concepts have received little attention in relation to ancient myths and symbolic meanings in the Middle East. Mythologists have argued that in the past humans believed in myths and lived with their myths.In following chapters, we are trying to find a bridge to those believes and their effects to that ears human life.