2025年10月30日
拍卖
伊斯兰与印度世界艺术品包括东方地毯
伦敦
伊斯兰艺术
伊斯兰与印度世界丰富多元的艺术传统，始终吸引着全球藏家与机构的注目。佳士得每年两度的拍卖汇聚了横跨西班牙至马来西亚地区、纵贯1500年的艺术瑰宝，尤其聚焦阿拉伯地区、萨法维与卡扎尔王朝统治时期的伊朗，以及奥斯曼帝国。拍品亦涵盖印度次大陆在莫卧儿王朝等穆斯林统治者影响下创作的艺术杰作。这些作品材质各异，包括陶瓷、手抄本、绘画、金属工艺、纺织品及书法等，亦拥有一脉相承的视觉语汇。
佳士得保持多项拍卖纪录，包括拍卖史上迄今最昂贵的伊斯兰手抄本，即为苏丹奎特拜抄录的玛穆鲁克巨型《古兰经》。2019年「奇珍异宝：大君与莫卧儿」专场更创下该类别单场拍卖最高成交总额。这些佳绩源自伦敦及全球团队的专业热忱，我们随时乐意与您探讨藏品买卖事宜，或提供免费且保密的估值服务。
佳士得保持多项拍卖纪录，包括拍卖史上迄今最昂贵的伊斯兰手抄本，即为苏丹奎特拜抄录的玛穆鲁克巨型《古兰经》。2019年「奇珍异宝：大君与莫卧儿」专场更创下该类别单场拍卖最高成交总额。这些佳绩源自伦敦及全球团队的专业热忱，我们随时乐意与您探讨藏品买卖事宜，或提供免费且保密的估值服务。
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Sara Plumbly is Director and Head of the Islamic and Indian Art department at Christie’s King Street. She joined the company in 2006, and has worked on the department’s biannual sales of Islamic art since that time. She has been responsible for the successful King Street sales since that time, including collections such as the Library of the Late Djafar Ghazi and the Private Collection Donated to Benefit the University of Oxford. She has also overseen the sale of several record breaking pieces, including the important early Iznik bowl that sold for £1.4 million in April 2014.
Sara studied Arabic and Persian at Durham University and Arabic for another year at the American University in Cairo. Whilst in Egypt she also worked at the Gayer Anderson Museum, a 17th century house in the heart of Islamic Cairo. She subsequently completed her Master’s Degree in Islamic Art and Archaeology at the University of Oxford, focussing for her thesis on the restoration and conservation of architectural monuments in Cairo, particularly those of the Fatimid period.
She has lived and travelled extensively across the Middle East and North Africa, including particularly long periods in Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Sudan.
Behnaz Atighi Moghaddam is the Head of Sale in the Islamic and Indian Art department at Christie’s King Street. She joined the company in 2017, and works on the department’s biannual sales of Islamic and Indian art as well as being involved in important single-owner collections, notably the Maharajas and Mughal Magnificence sale which achieved the highest total for any auction of Indian art and jewelled objects. Behnaz obtained a Bachelor’s degree in History of Art and Archaeology from the School of Oriental and African Studies and University College London. She subsequently completed her Master’s degree in Museum Studies at UCL, writing a thesis on illustrated manuscripts and the architecture of the Haramain in Mecca and Medina. She joins us from the Victoria and Albert Museum where she was an Assistant Curator and Exhibition Researcher. Behnaz is fluent in Persian and has a working knowledge of Arabic.
