An album of artists' drawings from Qajar Iran

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An album of artists' drawings from Qajar Iran

[edited by David J. Roxburgh ; with contributions by Trent Barnes ... et al.]

Harvard Art Museums , Yale University Press [distributor], c2017

  • : Harvard Art Museums
  • : Yale University Press

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 103-109) and index

収録内容

  • The Harvard Qajar album--from cover to cover / David J. Roxburgh
  • Pouncing and the materiality of image transfer / Trent Barnes
  • Assimilation and rupture : Qajar ink and watercolor technique / Mycah Braxton
  • Crafting time through dress : a pastiche of periods and regions / Gwendolyn Collaço
  • Religious subjects and themes : Shiʿi Islam and the revival of Iranian Sufism and dervishes / Farhad Dokhani
  • Trades and professions / Bronwen Gulkis
  • The papers in the Harvard Qajar album / Penley Knipe
  • Reflections of the Najaf circle of artists in Isfahan / Mary McWilliams
  • Aesthetic innovation and conditions of modernity in 19th-century Iran / Sarah Mirseyedi
  • Cross-cultural modernity : military reform and the image of the Shah / Veronika Poier
  • Amorous couples : depictions of permitted and prohibited love / Mira Xenia Schwerda
  • The image and the drawing in Qajar Iran / Meredyth Winter

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内容説明

The Harvard Qajar Album is an outstanding compendium of nearly 150 beautiful drawings, paintings, and a print produced during the Qajar dynasty of Iran, from the late 18th to early 20th century. The wide-ranging works-spanning narrative compositions, religious subjects, portraits of rulers, and illustrations of humans, animals, and flora-were originally created as technical studies and reference material for artists. Now, they serve as a remarkable record of 19th-century Iranian drawing and design. This handsome book reproduces the entire album at actual size, accompanied by essays that delve into topics represented by the different folios, and that present previously unpublished results of recent conservation work. This book offers a rare opportunity not only to appreciate the ingenuity and artistic virtuosity of the individual works, but also to understand how they reflect the social, political, and cultural history of the Qajar period. Distributed for the Harvard Art Museums Exhibition Schedule: Harvard Art Museums (08/26/17-01/07/18)

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