THE COMPOSITION PROCESS IN THE IRANIAN PAINTING DESIGNS, A CASE STUDY: THE DESIGN OF

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AFSHAR MOHAJER KAMRAN; BEHESHTI TAYEBE

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Journal: Mirror of Heritage Year:2016 | Volume:13 | Issue:2 (57) Page(s): 9-32

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THE COMPOSITION PROCESS IN THE IRANIAN PAINTING DESIGNS, A CASE STUDY: THE DESIGN OF "A CHESS GAME BETWEEN BUZARJOMEHR AND THE INDIAN AMBASSADOR", TAKEN FROM A MANUSCRIPT OF THE BAYSONQORI SHAHNAMEH)

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Today, there is hardly any doubt that the Iranian painting designs have been composed by applying some pre-existing models [or prototypes]. Nevertheless, one may put forward the essential question that on what basis the composition of such models has taken place. Using a descriptive-analytic method, the present article, by taking a careful look at the 21st Scene in the Baysonqori Shanameh, that is, "the chess game between Buzarjomehr and the Indian ambassador", attempts to investigate into the composition process of the component parts in the Iranian designs. When advancing the most important theories as to the manner of this process, it turns out that none of these theories can singly account for the process in the above-mentioned painting design. However, a combination of those theories can help reconstruct and explain that process.

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AFSHAR MOHAJER, KAMRAN, & BEHESHTI, TAYEBE. (2016). THE COMPOSITION PROCESS IN THE IRANIAN PAINTING DESIGNS, A CASE STUDY: THE DESIGN OF "A CHESS GAME BETWEEN BUZARJOMEHR AND THE INDIAN AMBASSADOR", TAKEN FROM A MANUSCRIPT OF THE BAYSONQORI SHAHNAMEH). MIRROR OF HERITAGE, 13(2 (57)), 9-32. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/147321/en

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AFSHAR MOHAJER KAMRAN, BEHESHTI TAYEBE. THE COMPOSITION PROCESS IN THE IRANIAN PAINTING DESIGNS, A CASE STUDY: THE DESIGN OF "A CHESS GAME BETWEEN BUZARJOMEHR AND THE INDIAN AMBASSADOR", TAKEN FROM A MANUSCRIPT OF THE BAYSONQORI SHAHNAMEH). MIRROR OF HERITAGE[Internet]. 2016;13(2 (57)):9-32. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/147321/en

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KAMRAN AFSHAR MOHAJER, and TAYEBE BEHESHTI, “THE COMPOSITION PROCESS IN THE IRANIAN PAINTING DESIGNS, A CASE STUDY: THE DESIGN OF "A CHESS GAME BETWEEN BUZARJOMEHR AND THE INDIAN AMBASSADOR", TAKEN FROM A MANUSCRIPT OF THE BAYSONQORI SHAHNAMEH),” MIRROR OF HERITAGE, vol. 13, no. 2 (57), pp. 9–32, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/147321/en

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