k Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AHAD 1341. Creator Unknown. Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AHAD 1341. Page from a dispersed illustrated and illuminated manuscript of Firdawsis Shahnamah Book of kings, commissioned by Qawam alDawlah waalDin Hasan, vizier to the Inju governor in Fars province. It was copied by Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Ali alHusayni in 741 AH 1341 CE. The text is written in black Nastaliq script with chapter headings in red, blue, and black Taliq script. The dispersal of the manuscript occurred in the early 14th century AHAD 20th, and over 12 of its leaves are extant and housed in public and private collections.The manuscripts illustrations have been associated with production in Shiraz.Creator Unknown. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AH AD 1341. Creator: Unknown. Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AH AD 1341. Page from a dispersed illustrated and illuminated manuscript of Firdawsi s Shahnamah Book of kings , commissioned by Qawam al Dawlah wa al Din Hasan, vizier to the Inju governor in Fars province. It was copied by Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al Husayni in 741 AH 1341 CE. The text is written in black Nasta liq script with chapter headings in red, blue, and black Ta liq script. The dispersal of the manuscript occurred in the early 14th century AH AD 20th, and over 1 2 of its leaves are extant and housed in public and private collections.The manuscript s illustrations have been associated with production in Shiraz. Creator: Unknown.
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Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AH/AD 1341. Creator: Unknown.

Mounted warriors, leaf from a Shahnama, 741 AH/AD 1341. Page from a dispersed illustrated and illuminated manuscript of Firdawsi's Shahnamah (Book of kings), commissioned by Qawam al-Dawlah wa-al-Din Hasan, vizier to the Inju governor in Fars province. It was copied by Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn 'Ali al-Husayni in 741 AH / 1341 CE. The text is written in black Nasta'liq script with chapter headings in red, blue, and black Ta'liq script. The dispersal of the manuscript occurred in the early 14th century AH/AD 20th, and over 1/2 of its leaves are extant and housed in public and private collections.The manuscript's illustrations have been associated with production in Shiraz.　Creator: Unknown.

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