Durchstochener Krug mit Harpyen und Sphingen

ca. 1465

Not on view

Dieses raffinierte Werk der Töpferkunst mit seiner gravierten und durchstochenen Außenhülle um ein massives inneres Behältnis ahmt ein Metallobjekt nach. Das Lochmuster – mit Harpyen (sagenhaften Vogelfrauen), Sphingen, Vierbeinern (vierbeinigen Säugetieren) und Schriftrollen – wurde zuerst mit Schwarz und Kobaltblau gemalt. Danach wurde der gesamte Krug mit einer transparenten türkisen Glasur bedeckt. Die persischen Verse um den Rand stammen von dem Dichter Rukn al-Din Qummi und ein anonymes Liebesgedicht in der Nähe des Fußes enthält das Herstellungsdatum.

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Titel: Durchstochener Krug mit Harpyen und Sphingen
Geografie: Iran, wahrscheinlich Kashan
Datum: 612 A.H./1215–16 n. Chr.
Medium: Steinpaste; Lochmusterverzierung, polychrom bemalt unter türkiser Glasur
Dimensionen: H: 20,8 cm, Durchm.: 16,8 cm
Anerkennung: Fletcher Fund, 1932
Akzession Nr.: 32.52.1
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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