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Portrait of a Persian Lady, Folio from the Davis Album, ca. 1736-37. Creator: Unknown

Portrait of a Persian Lady, Folio from the Davis Album, ca. 1736-37. Creator: Unknown


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Portrait of a Persian Lady, Folio from the Davis Album, ca. 1736-37. Creator: Unknown

Portrait of a Persian Lady, Folio from the Davis Album, ca. 1736-37

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And Gold On Paper Apple Apples Cross Legged Feet Foot Henna Hennaed Indian Miniature Iran Iranian Legs Crossed Lotus Position Opaque Watercolour Persia Persian Trousers Gold Colour


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This portrait, titled "Portrait of a Persian Lady" is a mesmerizing glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of 18th-century Iran. Created by an unknown artist, this folio from the Davis Album showcases the exquisite artistry and attention to detail prevalent in Indian miniature painting. The focal point of the composition is a seated female figure, elegantly dressed in vibrant clothing adorned with intricate patterns. With her legs crossed in the lotus position, she exudes grace and poise. The woman's hennaed feet add to her allure, while her golden attire symbolizes opulence and status. Surrounded by lush landscapes and apple trees bearing fruit, this scene transports us to a serene countryside setting. The use of opaque watercolor and gold on paper enhances the richness and depth of colors employed by the artist. As we gaze upon this enigmatic lady, we are left wondering about her story – who was she? What was her role in society? This portrait offers us a glimpse into both personal identity and societal norms during that era. Preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met), this artwork serves as a testament to the enduring beauty found within Iranian culture. Its delicate brushstrokes capture not only physical features but also emotions hidden beneath layers of history. Through its vivid portrayal of an anonymous Persian lady, this print invites viewers to appreciate both artistic mastery and cultural diversity across time periods.

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