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A Lion Attacking and Killing a Bull, from a Kabila wa Dimna manuscript (gouache on paper)
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A Lion Attacking and Killing a Bull, from a Kabila wa Dimna manuscript (gouache on paper)
XIR177167 A Lion Attacking and Killing a Bull, from a Kabila wa Dimna manuscript (gouache on paper) by Persian School, (15th century); Topkapi Palace Library, Istanbul, Turkey; (add.info.: Possibly from R. 1022 (K. 867) made in Herat in 1429)
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This print showcases a mesmerizing scene from a Kabila wa Dimna manuscript, created by the Persian School in the 15th century. The artwork, titled "A Lion Attacking and Killing a Bull" depicts an intense battle between two powerful creatures. In this striking image, we witness the raw savagery of nature as the lion lunges towards its prey with ferocious determination. The bull, though formidable in its own right, is no match for the lion's strength and agility. Their clash epitomizes the eternal struggle for survival that exists within the animal kingdom. The gouache on paper technique used to create this masterpiece adds depth and richness to every brushstroke. Its vibrant colors bring life to each detail - from the tension in their muscles to their piercing gazes locked in a deadly confrontation. Housed within Istanbul's Topkapi Palace Library, this artwork is believed to be part of R. 1022 (K. 867), originating from Herat in 1429. It serves as a testament to both Islamic artistry and storytelling traditions. As we gaze upon this awe-inspiring painting, we are reminded of our own primal instincts and how they shape our world today. It captures not only an extraordinary moment frozen in time but also invites us to contemplate themes of power dynamics, conflict, and resilience that transcend centuries.
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