Who Painted This? #15

Who painted #15
You're all getting far besides adept at this.  I give yous a epitome past times an creative mortal I'd never heard of in addition to a civilization which few of us take away keep studied much - in addition to yous instruct it straightaway away (see Who Painted This #14 - The Answer below) .

Maybe the respond is to cut down the detail........?

So who painted this?

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Painting past times Ustud Mansur
Who Painted This #14 - The Answer
  • Title of the artwork: non applicable this week
  • Name of the creative mortal who created this artwork: attributed to Ustad Mansur - the leading nature painter at the courtroom of the Mughal emperor Jahangir.
  • Date it was created: no afterwards than middle 17th century - in all likelihood c.1625
  • Media used: I was exclusively expecting a few answers... yet guesses ranged between opaque watercolour, gouache in addition to egg tempera
  • Where it lives now: Institute of Oriental Studies, St. Petersburg (but since the records are confusing I'm also accepting the Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg)
At the real halt of 1955 it occurred to me to view an exhibition of former Indian in addition to Western Farsi miniatures organised inwards the Hermitage Museum inwards Leningrad. These miniatures, belonging to the Hermitage in addition to the Institute of Orientalistics of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. were real diverse. There were miniatures on historical, zoological, botanical subjects in addition to and thus on. It was natural that start of all my attending was attracted past times wonderful pictures of birds, exhibited amidst other miniatures. There were falcon, a guinea-fowl, a bustard, rock chats, finches, tragopans in addition to and thus on. And alongside others an fantabulous film of the dodo
An Indian film of the Dodo by A. Iwanow - St. Petersburg 1958
  • Which ruler the painter worked for: Jahangir.  The point of bespeak this enquiry is that this special Moghul emperor was a passionate supporter of making records of the natural world.
  • The significance of this painting: It's the earliest known accurate epitome of a dodo from life.  It's considered to endure the nearly reliable epitome of a dodo as it also fits the skeletons best.
Apparently ii alive specimens of the Dodo were brought to Republic of Republic of India inwards the 1600s according to Peter Mundy, in addition to the specimen depicted mightiness take away keep been i of these.
This dodo's portrait is a purpose of an fantabulous laid upwards of Indian in addition to Western Farsi former miniatures real dissimilar past times their source in addition to subjects. In the middle of the xviii th century all these pictures were provided with a wide ornamented edge in addition to united inwards i volume. This mass belongs at nowadays to the fine collection of Oriental manuscripts of the Institute of Orientalistics inwards Leningrad....... It was rediscovered inwards the collection of the Institute of Oriental studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences in addition to created a sensation at the XII International Ornithological Congress at Helsinki inwards 1958.An Indian film of the Dodo by A. Iwanow - St. Petersburg 1958
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