File:Junaid 002.jpg

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Junayd: Kulliyáti Khwájú Karmání. The poetical works of Khwájú of Karmán, in Persian  wikidata:Q122617894 reasonator:Q122617894
Artist
Junayd (fl. 1396)  wikidata:Q4160597
 
Junayd
Alternative names
Jonayd
Description illuminator and painter
Work period 1396 Edit this at Wikidata
Work location
Baghdad Edit this at Wikidata
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Title
Humay on the day after their wedding has gold coins poured over him as he leaves Humayun’s room
Object type illuminated manuscript / codex Edit this at Wikidata
Description
Русский: Джунейд. Хомай на следующий день после свадьбы. Миниатюра. "Диван" Хаджу Кермани. 1396г. Лондон, Британская библиотека.
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  • "Jalayirid copy of Khwaju Kirmani’s Three Mathnawis. A landmark in the history of Persian painting, this manuscript was made in 1395–6 in Baghdad for the Jalayirid ruler Sultan Ahmad (r. 1382–1410) and would have a lasting impact on Persianate painting. One of its compositions served as a model, directly or indirectly, for at least two Timurid paintings, one made in 1431 and the other in 1445–6.33 In the sixteenth century, the manuscript was revisited in the workshop of the Safavid prince Bahram Mirza in Tabriz. A few illuminated pieces were then added,34 and a painting was removed and placed in the Bahram Mirza album." in Making of the Artist in Late Timurid Painting, Balafrej Lamia Balafrej · 2019 p.81
  • "Figure 5.1 “Celebrations for the consummation of Humay’s marriage to Humayun,” from a copy of three poems of Khwaju Kirmani transcribed at Baghdad in 1396. 28.4 × 17.8 cm. London, British Library. This illustration, celebrating the consummation of the marriage between Humay, prince of Syria, and Humayun, daughter of the Emperor of China, is one of the masterpieces of Persian painting. It exemplifies the beginnings of the classical style and, like the text it accompanies, resonates with puns and jokes." (p.173) (2022) Text and Image in Medieval Persian Art, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press ISBN: 9781474464499.
  • "The last of the illustrations in Humay and Humayun celebrates the consummation of the lovers’ marriage (5.1), and many years ago Soucek suggested that the image might illustrate a specific marriage of Sultan Ahmad." "98. Soucek, 1974, 75–7." (p.205) (2022) Text and Image in Medieval Persian Art, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press ISBN: 9781474464499.
Language Persian Edit this at Wikidata
Date 1396
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Medium paper, ink and watercolor paint Edit this at Wikidata
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Add. 18113, f. 45v
Place of creation Baghdad Edit this at Wikidata
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