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The Queen Ilar (Irakht) Before the King Warning him About the Brahmins (?), Folio
The Queen Ilar (Irakht) Before the King Warning him About the Brahmins (?), Folio from a Kalila wa Dimna, 18th century
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This 18th-century print titled "The Queen Ilar (Irakht) Before the King Warning him About the Brahmins (?), Folio from a Kalila wa Dimna" transports us to an era of rich cultural heritage and artistic mastery. The image, displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases a scene from the renowned collection of fables known as Kalila wa Dimna. In this vibrant artwork, we witness a powerful moment between Queen Ilar and her king. The queen stands gracefully before her sovereign, adorned in an exquisite head dress that symbolizes her regal status. With ink and opaque watercolor on paper, the unknown artist skillfully captures every intricate detail of their attire. The painting hints at a significant plot point involving Brahmins – perhaps advisors or religious figures who hold influence over the kingdom's affairs. As Queen Ilar earnestly communicates her concerns to the king, we are left intrigued by what lies ahead in this enthralling narrative. Through its use of color and decorative elements typical of Egyptian artistry during that time period, this piece immerses viewers into ancient Syria's royal court. It serves as a testament to both historical literature and visual storytelling techniques prevalent in 18th-century Egypt. As we gaze upon this remarkable photograph print from Heritage Images, our imagination is ignited with curiosity about these characters' destinies within the pages of Kalila wa Dimna – an enduring treasure celebrating wisdom and morality passed down through generations.
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