Persian School Collection
"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Persian School
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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Persian School: From Ancient Artifacts to Masterful Paintings" Step into a world of artistic marvels as we delve into the captivating realm of Persian School. This ancient tradition, dating back centuries, has left an indelible mark on art history with its exquisite craftsmanship and breathtaking beauty. One remarkable artifact that showcases the mastery of Persian artisans is a post-Sasanian silver dish adorned with a repousse gold pheasant. Crafted in the 8th century AD, this piece exemplifies the intricate metalwork for which Persia was renowned. Moving forward in time, Rustam's Seventh Course: He Kills the White Div mesmerizes us with its vibrant colors and gilded details. Created between 1500-1540s using watercolor and gilt on paper, this painting depicts an epic scene from Persian mythology. The fusion of different materials is another hallmark of Persian artistry. An exceptional example is an East Persian silver and copper inlaid bronze inkwell and cover. Its delicate design showcases the meticulous attention to detail that characterizes this school. Portraits also hold a significant place within Persian School's repertoire. The Portrait of Late Sam Khan Ilkhani captures his essence through watercolor on cream paper, offering us a glimpse into 19th-century nobility. Nature comes alive in Pastoral Scene - gouache heightened with gold on paper - painted during 1550-1560. This enchanting artwork transports us to idyllic landscapes where shepherds tend their flocks amidst lush greenery. The Qajar era brings forth yet another stunning portrait – one depicting a noble figure rendered meticulously using gouache on paper around 1864-5. The artist skillfully captures their grace and regality, reflecting the opulence synonymous with Qajar dynasty portraiture. Persian School's influence extends beyond paintings; it encompasses various mediums such as book covers and lacquerware.