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Manuscript of the Jawahir al-ghara'ib tarjumat Bahr al-'aja'ib (image 3 of 3), 1582/A.H. 990. Creator: Unknown
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Manuscript of the Jawahir al-ghara'ib tarjumat Bahr al-'aja'ib (image 3 of 3), 1582/A.H. 990. Creator: Unknown
Manuscript of the Jawahir al-ghara'ib tarjumat Bahr al-'aja'ib (image 3 of 3), 1582/A.H. 990
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This stunning image is from the Manuscript of Jawahir al-ghara'ib tarjumat Bahr al-'aja'ib, created in the 1580s during the 16th century. The exact creator of this masterpiece remains unknown, adding to its allure and mystery. The manuscript is a significant work of Islamic art, featuring intricate ink opaque watercolor and gold on paper. The third image of the three depicts a powerful scene of a rider on horseback, holding a sword in one hand and a falcon in the other. The falcon, a bird of prey, is beheaded, its head held aloft by the rider. The scene is likely a depiction of warfare or hunting, two activities that were highly valued in the Islamic world during this period. The rider, dressed in traditional Middle Eastern attire, is depicted with a serious expression, focusing intently on the falcon or his next target. The use of color and lettering adds depth and texture to the image, making it a captivating work of art. This manuscript is now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where it is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Islamic world. The image serves as a reminder of the complexities and nuances of Islamic art, which often blended various influences and themes. The beheading scene may be disturbing to some, but it is an accurate representation of the historical context in which the manuscript was created. Overall, this image is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering insights into the lives and values of people from a bygone era.
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