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ディヴを負かしたタフムーラスシャー・ターマスプの「シャーナーメ」からのフォリオ

Author Abu'l Qasim Firdausi Iranian
Painting attributed to Sultan Muhammad Iranian
ca. 1525
Not on view
草地を馬で駆ける英雄的な支配者タフムーラスとの戦いに負けたディヴ(悪魔)は、命と引き換えに書道を教えました。「シャーナーメ」(王書)の一場面を描いたこのフォリオは、スルタン・ムハマドが描いたものと伝えられています。彼は、古代イランの王族の物語を神話の時代から、651年のアラブ征服ま でたどった「シャー・ナーメ」の初代の画家でした。ディヴの恐ろしげな表情としぐさにみられるユーモアと、斑点のある皮膚の絵画的な表現は、スルタン・ムハマドの典型的なスタイルです。凧の形をした雲や、極端に浅い遠近法に、作者のトルクメニスタン文化のルーツを垣間見ることができます。霊界を思い起こさせる、岩の奥に隠れた動物の形もこの画家の特徴です。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 題: ディヴを負かしたタフムーラスシャー・ターマスプの「シャーナーメ」からのフォリオ
  • アーティスト: 伝 スルタン・ムハマド イラン、活動期16世紀前半
  • 月日: 1525年頃
  • 地理: イラン
  • 手法: 紙に不透明水彩、インク、銀箔、金箔
  • 寸法: 28.3 x 18.6 cm
  • 提供者: アーサー A. ホートンJr. 寄贈、1970年
  • 受け入れ番号: 1970.301.3
  • Curatorial Department: Islamic Art
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