Tile
1455 (made)
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Tile, with thuluth inscription in cobalt blue, against white foliate scrolls painted in reserve against lustre. One of a series of tiles dated 860H (1455), designed by the calligrapher Nusratuddin Muhammad for an unidentified building sponsored by the Timurid ruler Abu Sa`id (d.1469).
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Earthenware, moulded relief with white and cobalt glaze and lustre decoration |
Brief description | Tile, with thuluth inscription in cobalt blue, against white foliate scrolls painted in reserve against lustre, Timurid Iran, 1455 |
Physical description | Tile, with thuluth inscription in cobalt blue, against white foliate scrolls painted in reserve against lustre. One of a series of tiles dated 860H (1455), designed by the calligrapher Nusratuddin Muhammad for an unidentified building sponsored by the Timurid ruler Abu Sa`id (d.1469). |
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Object history | Historical significance: A related tile is in the Fitzwilliam Museum (OC.173-1946) bequeathed to the collection by Oscar Raphael. |
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Accession number | C.26A-1983 |
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Record created | November 7, 2003 |
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