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INK AND GOLD

FRASER. MARCUS

Paul Holberton Publishing Editions

978-0-9549014-8-6

Ink and Gold charts the development of Islamic calligraphy over a thousand years, from its beginnings in the arabian Peninsula. Given the status of the Qur'an as the world of Allah and ambivalence towards representation of living things, the art of the pen became the focus of an extraordinary energy. Essays cover all the major centers of Islamic...

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Auteur FRASER. MARCUS
Editeur Paul Holberton Publishing Editions
ISBN 978-0-9549014-8-6
EAN-13 9780954901486
Date de parution 2013
Nombre de pages 144
Dimensions 16.2 cm x 24 cm
Poids 945 g

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Ink and Gold charts the development of Islamic calligraphy over a thousand years, from its beginnings in the arabian Peninsula. Given the status of the Qur'an as the world of Allah and ambivalence towards representation of living things, the art of the pen became the focus of an extraordinary energy. Essays cover all the major centers of Islamic calligraphy, from North Africa to Central Asia, highlighting the achievements of Islamic calligraphers in the ages of the 'Abbasid (749–258), Seljuk (1055–1243), Ilkhanid (1256–1357), Safavid (1502–1736), and Mughal Empires (1526–1857). Though pride of place is given to the Qur'an, calligraphy is also examined in mystical and scientific works, Persian poetry, and calligraphy albums.