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IRAN. Esfahan. Chehel Sotoun - The Palace of

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IRAN. Esfahan. Chehel Sotoun - The Palace of

IRAN. Esfahan. Chehel Sotoun - The Palace of forty columns. Persian princess is writing a letter when a servant offers her a drink (17th c). Persian art. Safavid period. Painting

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Columns Esfahan Forty Iran Letter Offers Persian Safavid Servant Up Right


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Chehel Sotoun: The Palace of Forty Columns, Esfahan, Iran - A Scene of Royal Grandeur from the Safavid Period This exquisite painting, hailing from the 17th century Safavid period in Iran, offers a captivating glimpse into the opulent world of the Persian court. The setting is Chehel Sotoun Palace, located in the historic city of Esfahan, renowned for its architectural beauty and grandeur. The palace, with its forty columns reflected in the mirror-like waters of the surrounding pool, is a testament to the Persian artistry and architectural prowess of the time. In the heart of this stunning palace, a Persian princess sits in deep concentration, engrossed in the art of letter writing. Her delicate, long-fingered hands gracefully hold a quill pen, inking the parchment with her thoughts. The intricate details of her attire, from the richly embroidered robe to the elaborate headdress, speak of her high status and the wealth of her kingdom. Suddenly, a servant enters the scene, offering the princess a drink. The servant, dressed in the traditional attire of the time, holds a silver tray bearing a golden cup filled with a steaming beverage. The color palette of the painting is rich and vibrant, with the princess's red robe contrasting beautifully against the cool blues and greens of the palace and its surroundings. This vertical painting, with its intricate details and masterful use of color, is a stunning representation of the Persian art and culture of the Safavid period. It invites us to step back in time and experience the elegance and refinement of the Persian court, where a princess's daily life was filled with beauty, luxury, and the art of letter writing.

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