Copy of Persian Miniature [School Scene]
Artist: Unknown Persian Artist Primary
Date:
Copy from ca. 1900
20th century
Dimensions:
14 x 8 in. (35.56 x 20.32 cm)
Object Type:
Painting
Creation Place:
Middle East, Iran
Medium and Support:
Gouache on paper
Credit Line:
Bequest of the Farrell Estate
Accession Number:
CAC2006.02.05
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These are extremely well-executed copies of 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures (Timurid and Safavid). Created after folios from manuscripts created at the Muslim courts of 16th-century Persia (Tabriz and Shiraz), they typify Muslim manuscripts of the era. The subject matter of the miniatures ranges from hunting to romantic scenes in both interior and exterior settings.
Adapted from Mary Beth Heston, Asia Network Consultancy
Adapted from Mary Beth Heston, Asia Network Consultancy
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paintings
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gouache
A method of painting with matte, opaque watercolor paint. Gouache painting employs opaque layers of color rather than the transparent washes used in the aquarelle technique, due to the differing pigment densities of the media.
A method of painting with matte, opaque watercolor paint. Gouache painting employs opaque layers of color rather than the transparent washes used in the aquarelle technique, due to the differing pigment densities of the media.
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