Visual Language of Safavid and Ottoman Ceremonies and Feasts Depictions in the 16th-Century Miniature Painting: Reformulating Proportions between Figures and Architecture

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angličtina
Original language name
Visual Language of Safavid and Ottoman Ceremonies and Feasts Depictions in the 16th-Century Miniature Painting: Reformulating Proportions between Figures and Architecture
Original language description
With respect to illustrations of ceremonies and feasts in the Safavid and Ottoman traditions, the theme includes particular features - especially the accentuation of the ruler, which within the actual event results from the presence of attending onlookers, these reflecting both the representation of a royal subject and the performance of ceremony. Even though this basic feature is shared by Safavid and autonomous Ottoman painting, the visual language of each relates to a distinct treatment of the theme.The Safavid painters follow the Persian miniature tradition accentuating architectural structures without any radical adaptation of the visual language to the particulars of theme. The accentuation of figures seems to be in contraposition to the traditional dominance of architecture, which establishes an adjacent ornamental structure within the painting.
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Publication year
2014
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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