نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
نویسندگان
1 پژوهشگر دکتری تخصصی معماری، گروه معماری، واحد قزوین، دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی، قزوین، ایران
2 استادیار و عضو هیات علمی، گروه معماری، واحد قزوین، دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی، قزوین، ایران
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نویسندگان [English]
The history of Islamic art and architecture of Iran has pictorial and visual documents, which have special and unique characteristics. One of these documents that can provide us with important information about the representation of past architectural spaces are miniatures. After the Herat period, the art of painting and miniature making was transferred to the Safavid sultans under the same conditions. In general, in Isfahan, the influence of European art was gradually felt in the court of Shah Abbas. This effectiveness was done in several ways: European works of art imported to Iran and direct contact with European artists living in Isfahan. In this way, the imaginary Iranian miniature painting was accompanied by a bright shadow and perspective and complete punctuation, and its objective and earthly aspect was overcome. In Safavid miniatures, the main theme is the glory and beauty of this period. The subjects of the miniatures are mostly centered around the courts of sultans, nobles, beautiful palaces, beautiful landscapes and scenes of wars. In order to understand and then to read the architectural spaces in the past based on these miniatures, it is necessary to first know the characteristics and principles governing them and then, using the principles governing the architectural space, to investigate how space is created in the works of the creators of this art. The Persian poetry and mysticism are widely known to be the main foundations of miniature painting. The integration and use of miniature can be observed in masterpieces and significant manuscripts such as Shahnameh and Khamsa of Nizami. In some of these books similarities between the representation of created works, both in terms of subject and the type of images, are evident. These similarities are sometimes manifested with no change or alteration, while in some cases they are portrayed with hints of creativity. The realistic representations in accordance with the apparent features of object is not considered a sign of transcendence in Persian miniature, but alterations of the matter and going further beyond that, surpassing the outward layer and finding its reality are significant in the art of any artist. Thus, in general, the reality of creation by the painters is not measured with sight or other senses.
The purpose of the research is to represent the architectural features, including the structure of the architectural space and the elements used in the paintings of the palaces of Tahmasbi’s Shahnameh. In this regard, the research question is raised as follows: How is the structure of space and architectural elements represented in miniatures? The research method in this research is of descriptive-analytical type and information gathered in it is by using library and internet sources. The selection of images is based on the subject under study, i.e. the representation of architecture in palaces in the miniatures of Sultan Muhammad and Mir Musavvir from Tahmasbi's Shahnameh, and the findings were represented after they have been analyzed using qualitative analysis and tables. The necessity and importance of research is based on the fact that painting, as one of the main sources, can be effective in representation of architectural features. The findings of the research show that Iranian painters have depicted them by following the existing principles in Iranian architecture and knowingly, by using conventional miniatures methods. Also, they have tried to represent palaces in their pictures by using the principles in architecture, namely the spatial structure of architecture, which includes spatial orientation, hierarchy and fluidity of space, as well as architectural elements, which include integrated and decorative elements. Moreover, in terms of the difference between the ways of representing architecture in the miniatures of these two painters, there is the principle of fluidity of space and the principle of symbolism, both in the structure of space and in the architectural elements of palaces.
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