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The tiles unusually are arranged in staggered rows which stops the designs appearing so interrupted by the divisions.
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BY 'ABD AL-RAZZAQ, TEHRAN, AH 1323/1905-6 AD
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A QAJAR POLYCHROME PAINTED TILE PANEL
By 'Abd al-Razzaq, Tehran, AH 1323/1905-6 AD
Together forming a pictorial scene of two figures hunting on horseback, the forward figure being attacked by a lion, a third figure standing with gun, in a stylised landscape with a variety of animals and birds, buildings and mountains in the background, in a yellow cusped border of arcading containing roses between plain stripes, each tile stanped on the reverse with the maker's name and date
26¾ x 50½in. (69 x 128cm.)
By 'Abd al-Razzaq, Tehran, AH 1323/1905-6 AD
Together forming a pictorial scene of two figures hunting on horseback, the forward figure being attacked by a lion, a third figure standing with gun, in a stylised landscape with a variety of animals and birds, buildings and mountains in the background, in a yellow cusped border of arcading containing roses between plain stripes, each tile stanped on the reverse with the maker's name and date
26¾ x 50½in. (69 x 128cm.)
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