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An illustrated page from the manuscript Zubdei Tarih (Cream of Genealogies), c
1196626 An illustrated page from the manuscript Zubdei Tarih (Cream of Genealogies), c.1550-1600 (w/cs and gold paint on paper) by Ottoman School, (16th century); 24.5x17 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Turkish, out of copyright
Media ID 23693516
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1550 1600 1600s Ancestor Ancestral Ancestry Beginning Beginnings Calligraphic Calligraphy Date Early Seventeenth Century Eastern Family Tree Four People Genealogical Genealogy Geneology Gold Paint Inset Islamic Art Language Lineage Men Only Mounted On Paper Numeral On Paper Origin Ottoman Ottoman Empire Page Procreation Small Group Small Group Of People Water Color Water Colour Ethnic Origin Ottoman School Positive Concepts
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Estimated Product Size is 19.7cm x 24.2cm (7.8" x 9.5")
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This print showcases an illustrated page from the manuscript Zubdei Tarih (Cream of Genealogies), created by the Ottoman School in the 16th century. Measuring at 24.5x17 cm, this piece is a true masterpiece that resides in a private collection. The artwork features intricate calligraphy and gold paint on paper, highlighting its rich cultural heritage. The illustration depicts a small group of men engrossed in studying their ancestral lineage, emphasizing the importance of family and heritage within Middle Eastern culture. With Asian ethnicity being represented among these four individuals, it signifies the diverse origins encompassed within genealogy. The detailed drawing is complemented by watercolor elements and mounted on paper to enhance its visual appeal. As we delve into this early seventeenth-century creation, we are reminded of the significance placed upon procreation and ancestry during this era. The artist's skillful use of language and artistry breathes life into each leaf of this genealogical manuscript, providing us with a glimpse into the beginnings of Islamic art. Through this mesmerizing artwork, we are transported back to the Ottoman Empire where religion played an integral role in people's lives. This illustration serves as a testament to positive concepts such as faith, tradition, and familial ties that were deeply cherished during that time. Bridgeman Images has flawlessly captured every detail of this historical gem for all art enthusiasts to admire and appreciate for generations to come.
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