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題名
- Schüssel
Collection
Production
材料 | 手法
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Kupfer verzinnt,
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graviert und geschwärzt
Measurements
- 縦幅: 11.2 センチ
- Durchmesser: 25.8 センチ
作品番号
- ME 215
Acquisition
- purchase, 1873
Department
- アジアコレクション
Associated Objects
Description
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Hunting art and garden art enjoyed a high status in the court of the Safavid Empire. This is shown by the Vienna Hunting Carpet, as well as this engraved hemispherical bowl on a low foot. One band is adorned with hunting scenes over vine scrolls, a further provides information about the bowl’s owner—“His servant Muhammad Shafi,” “owner (is) Her Highness, the Begum”—and its genesis: “work of Mirza Muhammad from Runan, end of the month Dhu’ I-Qada, in the year 1052 (of the Hijra = 21 January 1643 AD).” The quoted prayer for the twelve imams of the Shia and the title begum, as well as a comparable piece in
Mumbai, suggest that the bowl was manufactured in Persia for the Mughal Court. Several stylistic features are indicative of a fabrication by Persian craftsmen.
(Wieninger, Johannes)
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bowl, Schüssel, Arbeit des Mirza Muhammad im Jahre 1052 d.H., MAK Inv.nr. ME 215
Last update
- 21.01.2025