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Copy of a long pointed compartment of tiles, forming a portion of the decoration of the dome of the Tomb of the Sultan Mahomet I at Broussa

Watercolour
19th century (made)
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Place of origin

Copy in tempera [watercolour?] of a long pointed compartment of tiles, forming a portion of the decoration of the dome of the Tomb (Yeshil Turbeh) of the Sultan Mahomet I (1413-1421) at Broussa; it is painted with a pattern of interlaced strapwork and scrolling stems with leaves and flowers. There is also a spandril and an ornamental panel of marble carved with a pattern of a similar character from the 'mihrab' or niche in the Green Mosque (Yeshil Jami) at Broussa, built in 1420 by Sultan Mahomet I.
On stretcher.


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TitleCopy of a long pointed compartment of tiles, forming a portion of the decoration of the dome of the Tomb of the Sultan Mahomet I at Broussa (generic title)
Materials and techniques
watercolour
Brief description
Léon Parvillée, copy of a long pointed compartment of tiles, forming a portion of the decoration of the dome of the Tomb of the Sultan Mahomet I at Broussa. French, 19th century
Physical description
Copy in tempera [watercolour?] of a long pointed compartment of tiles, forming a portion of the decoration of the dome of the Tomb (Yeshil Turbeh) of the Sultan Mahomet I (1413-1421) at Broussa; it is painted with a pattern of interlaced strapwork and scrolling stems with leaves and flowers. There is also a spandril and an ornamental panel of marble carved with a pattern of a similar character from the 'mihrab' or niche in the Green Mosque (Yeshil Jami) at Broussa, built in 1420 by Sultan Mahomet I.
On stretcher.
Dimensions
  • Frame height: 2597mm
  • Frame width: 987mm
  • Frame depth: 32mm
Sight measure: 8 ft 2 1/2 inches x 2 ft 11 1/2 inches from catalogue.
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Place depicted
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Accession number
49-1893

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Record createdJuly 1, 2009
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