A bibliography of Persian miniature painting / by 254313 Nasrin Rohani

The underlying concept of Persian miniature paintings: Persian miniature paintings between 14th to 17th centuries / Mohammad Tirani by Tirani, Mohammad

“…After that the great Sufis’ names like as Shahab al-Din Suhrawardi, Jami, Molana, Maulana Rumi, Ibn ‘Arabi and many others entered the analytic language of Persian Miniature Arts. There are many publications and research works in the past decades that explained the relation between artists and Sufis but until now no one able to propose an aesthetical term and language for Persian miniature works. …”
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The Metaphysic of Encounter of Space at the Meet of Persian Miniature with Renaissance Painting by abdollah aghaie, marziye piravi vanak

Subjects: “…Persian Miniature…”
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The Metaphysic of Encounter of Space at the Meet of Persian Miniature with Renaissance Painting by abdollah aghaie, marziye piravi vanak

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The Place of the Sky in Persian Miniatures from the Beginning until the Tenth (Hijri) Century by Adham Zargham, Elham Heidari

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The presence of Saffron in Persian miniature paintings and its use as an inhibitor for the destructive effects of verdigris by Barkeshli, Mandana

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Reexamination of Mysticism in the Principles of Persian Miniatures Representing Muhammad’s (P.B.U.H.) Ascension by Victoria Karimi, Hanieh Gheisi

“…One can observe many Islamic and mystic representations in Persian miniatures the most salient of which are scenes depicting the Muhammad’s (P.B.U.H.) ascension (Miraj). …”
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Architectural and Spatial Design studies of Sahibabad, Tabriz, Iran in the Persian Miniature Painting “Nighttime in a Palace” by Mina Sarabi, Lida Balilan Asl

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Examination of Persian Miniature during the Islamic Middle Centuries Compared with Contemporary Visual Works: The Importance of Praying in the Holy Quran by Zahra Abdollah, Mohamad Khazaei

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The Icon and Symbol of Dragon in Persian Literature and Painting by Zahra Abdollah, Mahnaz Shayestehfar

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Character Design in Al-Inju School of Persian Miniature Painting in the Eighth Century (Study Samples: Shāhnāmeh 733 AH and Samak-e Ayyār Illustrated Manuscripts by Ali Bozari, Niloofar Atayee far

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Bathhouses as Sites of Protest: Rebellious Bodies in the Arts of Early Modern Iran by Mahroo Moosavi

“…This paper focuses on a 16th century Persian miniature painting in which the location of a public bathhouse is used as a place of occurrence of a homosexual love story. …”
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À l’est de Chypre – la Vénus de Botticelli chez Āghdāshlū, Karamustafa et Osūlī by Alice Bombardier, Gabriel Montua

“…While contributing to the shaping of a globalized intercultural space, these works reload the motif of Venus with new meanings and draw attention to the everyday environment these artists live in, namely to their value systems, social and political issues or the current state of their visual culture: distinct in each case, this may be kitsch culture, the loss of tradition or the present renewal of the Persian miniature’s heritage. This “survival” of a motif, to use Aby Warburg’s expression, invites the viewer to reconsider his or her own codes of representation.…”
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L’art du portrait entre l’esthétique occidentale et persane dans l’Iran safavide 1501-1736 by Aya Sakkal

“…The study emphasizes also the resistance movement at the head of which are the great masters of Persian miniature. Those perpetuated the aesthetics tradition and condemned the art of portraying the living and advocated at the same time for the defense of the values of the art of illustrating fictional tests and oriental style portrait. …”
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Historical and scientific analysis of Iranian illuminated manuscripts and miniature paintings by Barkeshli, Mandana

“…Scientific analysis to reveal the materials used in different paint layers of Persian miniature painting was carried out. For this task, twelve selected illuminated manuscripts, miniature paintings and paint boxes from the sixteenth to late nineteenth century were collected. …”
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Comparing the Composition System of Three Battle Miniatures in Khamsa of Nizami (1442 AD) Belonging to Three Different Persian Painting Schools by Mina Sadri, MALIHE KASHIR

“…Hence, evaluating the apparent and concealed composition of the depictions bring about further understanding of the specific features and visual qualities of the works of Persian miniature, it also sheds light on their similarities and differences. …”
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Islamic Art and Spirituality / by Hossein Nasr, Seyyed, 1933-, author 208503

An Illustrated Tilework of the Qajar Era; an Evidence of Consolidation of Iran’s National Authority in the International Arena (Available at Victoria& Albert Museum) by Tahereh Benisi, Fahimeh Zarezadeh, Nasser Nouruzzadeh Chegini

“…Further, he has made use of rules and principles of Persian miniature.Thus, we can generally conclude that Ali Muhammad Isfahani has not just intended to display his antecedent through repeating the historical patterns in the exact same form, but he was completely aware of all identity factors such as history, geography and territory, political heritages and government and cultural and scientific heritages, and connected them to the visual elements of his artwork in line with a specific and purposeful orientation. …”
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Art of Islam : Language and Meaning / by Burkhardt, Titus, 1908-1984, author 386362, Michaud, Roland, 1930-2020, photographer 329770, Hobson, J. Peter, 1925-2003, translator 645065, Seyyed Hossein Nasr, 1933-, author (foreword) 274502

“…He examines Koranic calligraphy and illumination, arabesque, carpets and rugs, Persian miniatures, and much more while making illuminating comparisons with Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist art. …”

Eric Schroeder: maverick polymath by Robert Hillenbrand

“…After assessing his two major books – Persian Miniatures in the Fogg Museum of Art (1942) and Muhammad’s People. …”
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