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“By looking closely I really discovered that there is a system. That there is a beauty. There is a sense of music even behind how these flowers work together.”

Curator Deniz Beyazit on a sixteenth-century Turkish tughra.


Contributors

Deniz Beyazit
Assistant Curator, Department of Islamic Art

Photography by Katherine Dahab


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