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Radha Talking with Her Sakhi on a Terrace, drawing from a Rasikapriya (Handbook for Poetry Connoisseurs) Series
Radha Talking with Her Sakhi on a Terrace, drawing from a Rasikapriya (Handbook for Poetry Connoisseurs) Series
The drawing depicts Radha, the consort of the Hindu god Krishna, on the terrace of her palatial abode. Her chin rests on her hand as she listens to her female companion (sakhi), wh...
Small Is Beautiful, Less Is More
Small Is Beautiful, Less Is More
Chen’s album offers delicate renderings of animals, birds, fruits, and vegetables in the “boneless” style of past masters, in which ink or color washes are applied without outlines...
Illustrated manuscript of Khusraw and Shirin of Sheyhi
Illustrated manuscript of Khusraw and Shirin of Sheyhi
This is an illustrated manuscript of the Khusraw and Shirin of Sheyhi, composed in Turkish. The small manuscript is copied in vocalized naskh in two columns and fifteen lines to a ...
Illustrated Manuscript of the Rawda al-Ushshaq (Garden of Lovers) of Arifi
Illustrated Manuscript of the Rawda al-Ushshaq (Garden of Lovers) of Arifi
This is an illustrated copy of Rawda al-Ushshaq (Garden of Lovers) by Arif (also known as Arifi). Fethullah Arif Chelebi was the official court historian during the reign of Suley...
Noah's Sacrifice, from "Illustrated London News"
Noah's Sacrifice, from "Illustrated London News"
Wood engraving, Illustrated London News...
Circular Mirror with Decoration of Chinese Zodiac Animals and Auspicious Characters
Circular Mirror with Decoration of Chinese Zodiac Animals and Auspicious Characters
A thin, well-defined, relief lip borders this circular mirror's decorated back. The decorative scheme is organized into five concentric rings with the crouching-beast-form boss at ...
Bamboo through the Four Seasons
Bamboo through the Four Seasons
Korean folding screens often have six panels, like those painted in Japan; more characteristically, however, Korean screens boast eight, ten, or even twelve panels. In some cases, ...