Gold Colour On Paper Collection
"Captivating Gold: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of gold, as it adorns paper in various forms of artistic expression
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"Captivating Gold: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of gold, as it adorns paper in various forms of artistic expression. From ancient manuscripts to delicate miniatures, this captivating color has left its mark throughout history. In the Folio from Haft Awrang (Seven Thrones) by Jami, created between 1539-1543 by an anonymous artist, gold illuminates the pages with a regal glow. The intricate details depict scenes that transport us to another time. Moving forward to the mid-17th century, we encounter six-section folding screens adorned with golden trees. These masterpieces showcase both elegance and craftsmanship, capturing nature's beauty in a mesmerizing way. As we delve deeper into art's diverse realms, we stumble upon early 19th-century erotic scenes embellished with hints of gold. This juxtaposition adds a touch of allure and sensuality to these intimate portrayals. The Queen of Sheba and King Solomon come alive through manuscript illumination from Shahnameh - Ferdowsi's epic tale - crafted by an Iranian master. The golden hues enhance their majestic presence on each page. Jahangir Preferring a Sufi sheikh to Kings is a masterpiece dating back to around 1618. Created by Bichitr (?-ca 1660), this artwork showcases vibrant colors complemented by touches of shimmering gold that symbolize power and spirituality. Kazunobu Kano (1816-1863) brings forth The Sixteen Arhats (Juroku Rakan), where gold accents highlight the divinity within each figure. Their serene expressions invite contemplation and reflection on life's mysteries. Irises painted during the 18th century capture our attention with their delicate beauty enhanced by subtle strokes of golden brilliance. Each petal seems almost ethereal against the backdrop of richly pigmented foliage.