The Golden Disk of Heaven : Metalwork of Timurid Iran

• Author: Linda Komaroff
• Date: 01 Aug 1992
• Publisher: Mazda Pub
• Language: English
• Format: Hardback, ePub, Digital Audiobook
• ISBN10: 0939214849
• ISBN13: 9780939214846
• Dimension: 223.5x 287x 25.4mm::1,224.69g
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Four Books on Islamic Metalwork, Komaroff, Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran; Allan, Islamic Metalwork: Nuhad Es-Said Collection and Nishapur: Metalwork of the Early Islamic Period; More The earliest known example of inlaid Timurid vessels, such as the present lot, dates to AH 861/ 1456-7 AD and is now in the Berlin, Museum für Islamische Kunst, I-3606 (Linda Komaroff, The Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran, California and New York, 1992, pp. 153-5, Cat. 3). Fine examples of gold and silver-inlaid jugs from the After being conquered Timur in the 14th cent., Tabriz became an important provincial capital of the Timurid empire. It was out of Ardebil that the Safavid Safavid, Iranian dynasty (1499 1736), that established Shiite Islam in Iran as an official state religion. The Safavid state provided both the territorial and societal foundations of 9. Nov. 14Post-Mongol Metalwork and Precious Objects Readings: Komaroff, Linda, The Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran. Skelton, R., Gems and Jewels of Mughal India. Welch, S.C., India: Art and Culture (skim entries on precious objects) Atil, E. The Age of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, pp. 113-77. Popular prayers of this type are also found on the period's metalwork and textiles, but differ The style indicates that the panel comes from the Iranian region. This form of globular jug was a prevalent form of luxury metalwork produced the The Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran, California and New Art and Religion on the Silk Road. A lecture series, free and open to the public, in which distinguished speakers will discuss some of the major aspects of the history and culture of the Silk Road. The lectures are intended for general audiences, although each speaker brings particular expertise to the material. Lectures will be held in the The Making of the Artist in Late Timurid Painting (Edinburgh Studies in Islamic Art) Lamia Balafrej | Jul 1, 2019. Hardcover $98.31 $ 98. 31 $150.00 $ 150. 00. FREE Shipping.More Buying Choices $98.26 (19 used & new offers) Paperback $46.14 $ 46. 14 $54.75 $ 54. 75. Get it as soon as Wed, Jul 31. FREE Shipping Amazon. Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). More Buying Choices The Golden Disk of Heaven. Metalwork of Timurid Iran (no. 2), Costa Mesa and New York: Mazda Publishers and Bibliotheca Persica, 1992. Back to Top. Persian Text Series. (critical editions of Persian texts) Ferdowsi. 12 5 (1981) 7 4 (1396) 1376ش؛ If your college course involves working with metal, you are probably looking to buy cheap metal work textbooks now. We can help - we have a wide range of text books on this topic that are available to buy or rent today. If you decide to rent used metal work textbooks, you can do so for either a semester or a quarter. Alternatively, you can take Guide to Research in Islamic Art and Architecture Ceramics, Glass, Metalwork & Other Objects Guide to Research in Islamic Art and Architecture. Table of Contents.About this Subject Guide; Basic Reference Tools Toggle Dropdown. Bibliographies and Periodical Indexes Encyclopedias, Maps, Images Names and Dates Inscriptions & Scripture Dictionaries and Glossaries of Art Terms Handbooks and Guides to the Further Reading: Komoroff, The Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran, (Costa Mesa: Mazda, 1992); Thomas W. Lentz and Glenn D. Lowry, Timur and the Princely Vision: Persian Art and Culture in the Fifteenth Century, (Washington DC: Smithsonian Institution, 1989); Both are dated AH 902/1496-97 AD and are probably the product of the same workshop. The Hermitage example is almost identical sharing the same maze diaper design surrounded cloud bands at its centre (Linda Komaroff, The Golden Disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran, New York, 1992, nos.19-20, pp.194-196). The Study of Persian Art on the Eve of World War II: The Third Congress of Iranian Art and Archaeology in 1935* YUKA KADOI Having gathered a number of Persian art historians and archaeologists from western countries, as well as those from the Soviet Union, the Third Congress of Iranian Art and Archaeology in 1935, held at the State Hermitage Museum in Leningrad (St. Peters- burg), set a pivotal stage for the Basin Called tasht or lagan, large hand basins such as this are documented in the eastern Islamic world from the late twelfth century onward.[1] Yet the distinctive scalloped form of this basin appears to have been specifically produced under the Ilkhanid dynasty, as seen in a similar example datable to about 1300 1320, now in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Bowl The decoration on this bowl suggests that its maker, al-Imami al-Husayni, worked in nort-west Persia, most likely in the Safavid capital, Tabriz. For the cloud-scrolls in cartouches on the lower body, the lower inscription band with its oval cartouches separated interlacing roundels, and the 'Y' pattern in alternate roundels in that band and in alternate cartouches below it, all also point to that origin These features can be found on a dish, dated AH 902/1496-97 AD and attributed to Khorassan, now in the Hermitage Museum and a on bowl in the Bern Historisches Museum catalogued as Khorassan, late 15th/early 16th century (Linda Komaroff, The Golden disk of Heaven: Metalwork of Timurid Iran, New Credit: Jblossom. Lovethanyoulike, Everything, Kindergarten, Kiss just heaven, Holyblood, Arranged & Repost: Forever_SHINee PLEASE

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