Fifteenth-century Persian painting : problems and issues
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Fifteenth-century Persian painting : problems and issues
（Hagop Kevorkian series on Near Eastern art and civilization）
New York University Press, 1991
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Bibliography: p. ix-xi
Includes indexes
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In this book B.W. Robinson traces the development of the different styles of Persian painting during the 15th century and considers a number of the problems and issues involved in establishing a methodology and system of classification for Persian painting of that period. Robinson begins, by way of background, with a review of the schools of Herat and Shiraz up to the middle of the century and then proceeds to tackle in order the three main fields of controversy painting under the Turkmans, Timurid painting in Transoxiana, and Timurid painting in India. The uneasy fusion of contrasting characteristics of Herat and Shiraz that resulted in the emergence of Turkman court painting is traced through the origins, development and branching of the Turkman style into a definitive form. Then the author reviews a branch of the art almost entirely neglected up to now which he identifies as originating in Transoxiana. Finally, he provides a new approach to the study of pre-Mughal Indian painting in Persian style by dividing the material into five stylistic groups.
Guiding the reader through the stylistic intricacies he so vividly describes, Robinson has included 24 photographs and 4 colour plates of related paintings.
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