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Hassan Bin Baqir Bin Jarrah: Gulzar Al-Rayahin, Qajar Iran (ink & pigment on paper)
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Hassan Bin Baqir Bin Jarrah: Gulzar Al-Rayahin, Qajar Iran (ink & pigment on paper)
3794323 Hassan Bin Baqir Bin Jarrah: Gulzar Al-Rayahin, Qajar Iran (ink & pigment on paper) by Persian School, (19th century); 32.2x19 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Rose Garden of Odoriferous Herbs, on the benefits of herbs and plants, Persian manuscript on paper, 155ff. plus four fly-leaves, each folio with 17ll. of black nasta liq, text arranged in four boxes per page outlined in red, titles and important words in red, actual plant and herb specimens stuck to folios opposite texts, last chapter with European stickers and notes in a variety of sizes and arrangements, occasional tables, fly-leaves with copious later owners notes, in red stamped and gilt morocco binding, black morocco doublures.); Photo eChristies Images; Persian, out of copyright
Media ID 23621762
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This print showcases a Persian manuscript titled "Hassan Bin Baqir Bin Jarrah: Gulzar Al-Rayahin, Qajar Iran". Created by the Persian School in the 19th century, this ink and pigment on paper artwork measures 32.2x19 cm and is currently part of a private collection. The manuscript itself, known as "The Rose Garden of Odoriferous Herbs" delves into the profound benefits of various herbs and plants. Consisting of 155 folios plus four fly-leaves, each page features intricate black nasta'liq calligraphy arranged in four boxes outlined in red. Titles and important words are also highlighted in red to emphasize their significance. What makes this manuscript truly unique is that actual plant and herb specimens are carefully attached to the folios opposite their respective texts. Additionally, the last chapter includes European stickers and notes arranged in different sizes and patterns. Copious later owners' notes can be found on the fly-leaves, adding an extra layer of historical context. Encased within a stunning red stamped and gilt morocco binding with black morocco doublures, this masterpiece exemplifies both artistic skill and botanical knowledge. The accompanying photo expertly captures every detail of this extraordinary piece. Brought to you by Bridgeman Images from Fine Art Finder's extensive collection, this image allows us to appreciate not only the beauty but also the cultural significance behind Persian manuscripts like "Gulzar Al-Rayahin. "
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