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Procession of the Royal Court, bas-relief of Persepolis, archaeological site near Shiraz, Iran
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Procession of the Royal Court, bas-relief of Persepolis, archaeological site near Shiraz, Iran
Procession of the Royal Court, bas-relief of Persepolis, archaeological site near Shiraz, Iran Iran Persepolis, Shiraz Building Islamic Art, Asia, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1858. Date of Artwork:559-530 a.c. ca
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FVQ-F-225605-0000
Media ID 33306590
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This print showcases the exquisite "Procession of the Royal Court" bas-relief, a remarkable piece of artwork found in Persepolis, an archaeological site near Shiraz, Iran. The photograph was taken in 1858 and captures the intricate details of this ancient masterpiece dating back to 559-530 B. C. The bas-relief depicts a grand procession of the royal court, offering us a glimpse into the opulence and grandeur that once graced these historical grounds. Every figure is meticulously carved with precision and skill, showcasing the artistic mastery prevalent during this era. The low relief technique used adds depth and dimension to each character, making them come alive before our eyes. Persepolis itself holds immense significance as it served as the ceremonial capital for Persian kings during the Achaemenid Empire's reign. This UNESCO World Heritage Site stands as a testament to Iran's rich cultural heritage and architectural prowess. The photograph not only captures this magnificent artwork but also transports us back in time to witness its splendor firsthand. It allows us to appreciate both its historical importance and artistic brilliance while providing valuable insights into ancient Persian civilization. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of how art has always been intertwined with human history – serving as a medium through which stories are told across generations. This particular bas-relief exemplifies Islamic art from Asia during the first and second millenniums A. D. , showcasing its enduring influence on subsequent artistic movements. Although little is known about its unidentified author or their intentions behind capturing this momentous artwork on film over a century ago, we can be grateful for their contribution in preserving such an extraordinary piece of history for future generations to admire.
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