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A DECOUPÉ NASTA'LIQ CALLIGRAPHY
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A DECOUPÉ NASTA'LIQ CALLIGRAPHY

SIGNED MEHMET NAQSHI BIN 'ABDULLAH CHERKESZADEH, OTTOMAN TURKEY, 17TH CENTURY

已结束2012年4月26日

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A DECOUPÉ NASTA'LIQ CALLIGRAPHY
SIGNED MEHMET NAQSHI BIN 'ABDULLAH CHERKESZADEH, OTTOMAN TURKEY, 17TH CENTURY
Persian manuscript on green speckled paper, the folio with 4ll. of white nasta'liq written on the diagonal, a further smaller line below and another to each side, a single line in the upper corner and along the lower edge in brown nasta'liq, the final line containing the signature, within gold and black borders on wide light blue margins with gold illumination, mounted, glazed and framed
Calligraphy 7 7/8 x 4in. (20.5 x 10.1cm.)

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The art of decoupé was practiced by the Ottomans from as early as the 16th century. Fahrî ibn Veli, who worked in the late 16th century, was the original master of the art but the technique is one that continued into the 19th century. Two panels signed by two different calligraphers by the name of Naqshi are in the Kahlili Collection (Nabil F. Safwat, The Art of the Pen, London, 1996, nos.136-137, pp.196-97). Another calligraphic panel by a Naqshi sold in these Rooms, 15 October 2002, lot 344.