A DRAWING OF A SINGLE FLOWER
A DRAWING OF A SINGLE FLOWER
A DRAWING OF A SINGLE FLOWER
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SULTANS OF SILK: THE GEORGE FARROW COLLECTION
A DRAWING OF A SINGLE FLOWER

SIGNED H. KAPOUDJIAN, CIRCA 1930

Details
A DRAWING OF A SINGLE FLOWER
SIGNED H. KAPOUDJIAN, CIRCA 1930
Opaque pigments on paper, mounted, framed, and glazed
8 7/8 x 5 1/8in. (22.4 x 13cm.)
Provenance
George Farrow, personal catalogue, 1998
Exhibited
Signed 'H. Kapoudjian' in cursive Roman script

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Lot Essay


Finely-executed, this drawing not only indicates Hagop's skills as a draughtsman but also the way in which he was shaped by the scholarly study of carpets. It was drawn on a piece of paper, the reverse of which has an image of a Qianlong period silk lampas, hanging examples of which are in the Victoria and Albert Museum, Chester Beatty Library and the Musée Historique des Tissus in Lyons. On the face of the drawing, is the imprint of the cover of Carl Hopf, Die Altpersischen Teppiche, Munich, 1913, a volume which would have provided further inspiration and instruction of the wider carpet field.

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