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Artist |
Sultān Muhammad ![Link back to Creator infobox template](../../images/4/466.png) |
Alternative names |
فارسی: سلطان محمد
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Description |
Persian painter
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Work period |
English: first half of 16th c.
فارسی: نیمهٔ نخست سدهٔ ۱۶ میلادی
Français : première moitié du XVIe s.
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Work location |
Tabriz, Iran |
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Title |
English: The ascent of Muhammad to heaven (mi'rāj)
Français : L'ascension de Mahomet (mi'rāj)
فارسی: معراج
العربية: المعراج
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Description |
English: This work is coming form a Khamseh of Nizami. It is ascribed to Sultan Muhammad.
فارسی: مینیاتور ایرانی از «خمسهٔ» نظامی که معراج محمد پیامبر اسلام را نشان میدهد.
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Date |
1539-43 |
Medium |
opaque watercolor and ink on paper |
Dimensions |
28.7 × 18.6 cm (11.3 × 7.3 in) |
Current location |
British Library ![wikidata:Q23308](../../images/4/467.png) |
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Native name |
British Library |
Location |
London |
Coordinates |
51° 31′ 46.00″ N, 0° 7′ 37.00″ W ![Link to OpenStreetMap](../../images/2846/284679.png) |
Established |
1973 |
Website |
www.bl.uk |
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Accession number |
Or. 2265, fol. 195a |
References |
Jon Thompson, Sheila R. Canby (eds)., Hunt for paradise, court art of Safavid Iran, 1501-1576, cat. exh. New York, Asia Society Museum, 2003-2004, Milan, Skira Editore, 2003, p. 117-118, n°4.29 |
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