Alternating Red and Black Inscriptions — Mishkín-Qalam, Archive 37 — Mishkín-Qalam (c. 1826–1912)

Description

This reproduction follows “Alternating Red and Black Inscriptions — Mishkín-Qalam, Archive 37”, dated 19th–early 20th century; before 1912 and held by Historical work reproduced in the Society for Persian Letters and Arts archive. The source credits the maker as Mishkín-Qalam (c. 1826–1912).

Two principal black lines alternate with smaller red writing. No unverified translation is assigned to the inscription. Distinct composition 37 in the archival sequence of Mishkín-Qalam’s work. The descriptive title identifies the archived image and does not invent a translation of its inscription. The photographed historical leaf is reproduced with its existing ornament and margins; any physical mount belongs to the source document, not to the frame selected for the reproduction.

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Source title

Alternating Red and Black Inscriptions — Mishkín-Qalam, Archive 37

Original date

19th–early 20th century; before 1912

Original medium (museum record)

Calligraphic composition; faithful facsimile of the archived work

Collection

Historical work reproduced in the Society for Persian Letters and Arts archive

Accession

Commons file 7350776

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