COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TILING PATTERNS IN TWO ISFAHAN’S MOSQUES- SCHOOLS: “MADRESE CHAHARBAGH” AND “MASJED-SEYYED”

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BEMANIAN MOHAMAD REZA; MOMENI KOUROSH; SOLTANZADEH HOSEIN

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Journal: Motaleate-e Tatbiqi-e Honar Year:2012 | Volume:1 | Issue:2 Page(s): 1-16

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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TILING PATTERNS IN TWO ISFAHAN’S MOSQUES- SCHOOLS: “MADRESE CHAHARBAGH” AND “MASJED-SEYYED”

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BEMANIAN MOHAMAD REZA | MOMENI KOUROSH | SOLTANZADEH HOSEIN | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

TILING PATTERNSQ2

ISFAHANQ2

MASJID - MADRESEH-E SEYYEDQ2

MASJID - MADRESEH-E CHAHAR BAGHQ2

SAFAVID ERAQ2

QAJAR ERAQ2

Abstract

Magnificent and beauty contributed to the architecture, especially during the Islamic era, is due to the decoration of the buildings. Chahar Bagh masjed-madreseh (mosque-school) in ISFAHAN is one of masterpieces of Safavid period and also masjed Seyyed is ISFAHAN is one of the buildings built in the early Qajar period, especially in terms of decoration and TILING PATTERNS.Review, study and comparison of TILING PATTERNS of the two buildings Can be recognized the cultural identity of these two buildings. The present research is based on the relative lack of scientific study of the historical architecture of the schools buildings in our country especially in the field of decorating and using analysis-description method and library studies in the field of architectural decorations of the two buildings and the field studies, tries to assist and compares the TILING PATTERNS of the two distinctive buildings from Qajar and SAFAVID ERAs.Research findings show that the geometric and plant motifs on the tiles, decorating most of Chahar Bagh School, is abstract which benefits from a simple and fluent solidity, of which the decorative handwriting is dominantly Kufic and thulth handwritings. In masjed-madreseh Seyed, the decorative images such as fruits, grapes, flowers, vases, bowls, landscape and plates have been used in a high multiplicity and also applied, under the impact of decorative arts, in the West, as some realistic, abstract and non-duplication designs. Nastaliq hadwritiing is the most dominant in the inscriptions.

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BEMANIAN, MOHAMAD REZA, MOMENI, KOUROSH, & SOLTANZADEH, HOSEIN. (2012). COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TILING PATTERNS IN TWO ISFAHAN’S MOSQUES- SCHOOLS: “MADRESE CHAHARBAGH” AND “MASJED-SEYYED”. MOTALEATE TATBIGHI HONAR, 1(2), 1-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/205431/en

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BEMANIAN MOHAMAD REZA, MOMENI KOUROSH, SOLTANZADEH HOSEIN. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TILING PATTERNS IN TWO ISFAHAN’S MOSQUES- SCHOOLS: “MADRESE CHAHARBAGH” AND “MASJED-SEYYED”. MOTALEATE TATBIGHI HONAR[Internet]. 2012;1(2):1-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/205431/en

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MOHAMAD REZA BEMANIAN, KOUROSH MOMENI, and HOSEIN SOLTANZADEH, “COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TILING PATTERNS IN TWO ISFAHAN’S MOSQUES- SCHOOLS: “MADRESE CHAHARBAGH” AND “MASJED-SEYYED”,” MOTALEATE TATBIGHI HONAR, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 1–16, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/205431/en

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