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Firman of Muhammad Shah Qajar, dated A. H. 1250 / A. D. 1835. Creator: Unknown

Firman of Muhammad Shah Qajar, dated A. H. 1250  /  A. D. 1835. Creator: Unknown


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Firman of Muhammad Shah Qajar, dated A. H. 1250 / A. D. 1835. Creator: Unknown

Firman of Muhammad Shah Qajar, dated A.H. 1250/ A.D. 1835

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And Gold On Paper Decree Edict Gold Leaf Iran Iranian Mirza Opaque Watercolour Persia Persian Perso Arabic Script Calligraphy Flowered Gold Colour Mohammad Muhammad Shah Qajar


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This print showcases the Firman of Muhammad Shah Qajar, a significant historical document dating back to A. H. 1250 / A. D. 1835. Created by an unknown artist in the 19th century, this exquisite piece combines calligraphy, decorative elements, and opulent colors to create a visually stunning work of art. The firman itself is a royal edict or decree issued by Muhammad Shah Qajar, one of Persia's prominent rulers during that era. The intricate lettering and patterned design reflect the rich heritage and artistic traditions of Iran. The use of gold leaf adds a touch of grandeur and elegance to the composition. The opaque watercolor technique employed here brings out vibrant hues while maintaining an air of mystery surrounding its creator. This artwork serves as a testament to Persian culture and its mastery in combining script with visual aesthetics. Preserved within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this photograph allows us to appreciate both the intricacies of Persian calligraphy and the historical significance behind it. It offers viewers an opportunity to delve into Perso-Arabic script while immersing themselves in the beauty that lies within each stroke. Through this image, we are reminded not only of Muhammad Shah Qajar's reign but also how art can transcend time, allowing us glimpses into different cultures and their unique expressions through writing and decoration.

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