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architectural fragment

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Upphovsman: <presImageByline>Kaneberg, Ove
Upphovsrätt: <presImageCopyright> Statens museer för världskultur
Licens: <mediaLicense> Licens
Typ <itemType> Objekt/föremål
Datering <presTimeLabel> Timurid (1370-1507)
Plats <presPlaceLabel> Asien, Uzbekistan, Samarkand
Description <itemDescription>
  • Fragment of the upper part of an inscriptional friese. Thick, heavy pinkish fabric (5YR 8/4) moulded or carved in high relief. Turquoise-blue and white glaze. Letters and frames that stand out from the background relief of vegetal scrolls wear white glaze, the rest turquoise. Upper part of tile, a succession of cup-shaped circular elements originally outlined with white.
Inventory number <itemDescription>
Acquisition <itemDescription>
  • Purchased from the collection of F.R. Martin.
Comments <itemDescription>
  • Claimed to originate from the mausoleum of Timur in Samarcande.
    ref. NM 1344, 1345, 1346, 1347, 1348, 1349, 1350, 1351/1895, (collection of F. Martin)

Condition <itemDescription>
  • Fragmentary, glaze very worn
Dimensions <itemDescription>
  • H. 16,5 - 17 cm., L. ca. 27, 9 - 20,5 cm, Ø. 32 cm., T. Max. 6,4 cm.
Cf Publications <itemDescription>
  • Grube, E., Islamic Pottery of the eight to the fifteenth century in the Keir collection, London 1976, p. 302-03, no. 261, 262.
    Some unnumbered fragments in the drawers of the store-room.

Description, Swedish <itemDescription>
  • Arkitekturfragment, 1400-tal Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Geographic name, alternative <itemDescription>
Referens, källa <itemDescription>
  • Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in the World collections
Händelse <context>
  • Insamlad av Martin, Fredrik Robert.
  • Brukad Timurid (1370-1507).
  • Ursprung i Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Asien.
  • Ägd av Nationalmuseum, Stockholm.
Material, engelska<itemMaterial>
Glazed pottery
Material<itemMaterial>
Keramik
Glaserat lergods
Lera
Nyckelord <itemKeyWord>
  • F. R. Martin
  • Timurid (1370-1507)
Mått <itemMeasurement>
  • Thickness / Tjocklek: 6,4 cm.
  • Diameter: 32 cm.
Object<itemName>
architectural fragment
Ämne <subject>
  • Kulturhistoria
Inventory number <itemNumber>
Rättigheter för metadata <itemLicense> Licens
Källa <presOrganization> Statens museer för världskultur - Medelhavsmuseet
Källa <url>

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