Untitled (minature painting from a manuscript 1528
anonymous
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gold, ink-on-paper
aged paper
toned paper
water colours
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cartoon carciture
marker colouring
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This miniature painting from a manuscript, dated 1528, is a vibrant example of the artistic traditions of the Safavid era in Persia. Depicting a scene likely from a literary work, the painting features figures in elaborate costumes and detailed backgrounds. The intricate patterns and lively colors are characteristic of the Safavid style, where miniature painting flourished as a form of art and storytelling. The scene likely depicts an event or dialogue from the manuscript, with the figures engaged in conversation and action, as suggested by their gestures and expressions. The artwork's small size, only 5 7/8 x 3 inches, is typical of manuscript illustrations, which were intended for close and intimate viewing. This miniature painting showcases the exquisite detail and skillful artistry of anonymous Persian painters during this significant period in the history of Islamic art.
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