We see a variety of
stinged instruments in Persian Art. My thought is that
styles and types of instruments can give us clues that we
can use in attribution. I have been compareing a wide
range of sources for names of types of instuments. I will
atempt to name the various ones we see and then as this
project goes forward I will refine it.
Related work
- Soudavar,
Abolala. Art of the Persian Court. New York:
Rizzoli, 1992, pages 230, plate 90a.
- Simpson,
Marianna Shreve, and Farhad, Massumeh. Sultan
Ibrahim Mirza's Haft Awrang, A Princely
Manuscript from Sixteenth-Century Iran.
Page 165 - 167 detail Folio 179B
- Lowery,
Glenn D. and Lentz, Glenn D. Timur and the
Princely Vision. Page 286.
- Bahari, Ebadollah. Bihzad
Master of Persian Painting. London UK.: I. B.
Tauris Publishers, 1996. Plate 10.
- Bahari, Ebadollah. Bihzad
Master of Persian Painting. London UK.: I. B.
Tauris Publishers, 1996. Pages 32 and 33.
Some links to information on Musical Instruments:
For Further Reading:
Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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