Daima Vardanyan

[artcol]

Сообщение от Eugene

All right, but the beginning of her work was with this picture .. (I think)
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Hardly ... Rather really Kustodiyev-Malyavin European modernism. Not exactly avant-garde. Uzbek pure flavor. There is a good school. Only now its origins are not known to me personally. Ã someone enlighten?

[LCR]

Here are the sources:

[artcol]

Сообщение от LCR

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Appears. And who is it? In Islam, as a taboo subject in the image?

[LCR]

Сообщение от artcol

appears. And who is it? In Islam, as a taboo subject in the image?

This Persian miniature 11-16 centuries.
It is believed that the origins of this art preceded the adoption of Islam as the official religion. Developed it after the recognition of Islam - Sunni Islam otnovilsya to the image tolerated.
Persian miniatures underwent a strong influence of Chinese painting (that I mean that everything is interconnected with each other). The most important school of Persian miniatures were in Shiraz, Tabriz, Herat, a little later - in Khorezm and in general in Central Asia.
In turn, the Persian miniatures influenced Indian painting.

Now let's see what the origins of Persian miniatures. Substantial Chinese influence, it has undergone later, with the advent of the Mongols in the 13 th century, and in early Byzantine art was enlyuminyury. The first four pictures - Byzantine miniatures of the Macedonian period, 5.7 cc., Then four more recent Armenian miniatures (Armenia, as is known, were within the Byzantine cultural influence).

[Евгений]

Сообщение от LCR

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You're right, the basis for many Uzbek masters took this painting.

[Самвел]

Сообщение от LCR

The first four pictures - Byzantine miniatures of the Macedonian period, 5.7 cc., Then four more recent Armenian miniatures (Armenia, as we know, were within the Byzantine cultural influence)

How much I remember Macedonian periud is 9.10 Century. 5.7 century is rather Irakliyskaya dynasty, by the way is the Armenian dynasty. Imreratolom was Heraclius. Macedonian dynasty, too Armenian TK Basil Makedonyanin, too, was an Armenian. And most Byzantine in its Armenian form of a. borrowed. And as the artist herself probably an Armenian, so my conclusion that this Armenian eyes.

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Sergei Otroshchenko Sergei Paradjanov, designs the scenery for the film. Paper \ gouache.

[LCR]

Сообщение от Samvel

In so far as I remember Macedonian periud is 9.10 Century. 5.7 century is rather Irakliyskaya dynasty, by the way is the Armenian dynasty. Imreratolom was Heraclius. Macedonian dynasty, too Armenian TK Basil Makedonyanin, too, was an Armenian. And most Byzantine in its Armenian form of a. borrowed. And as the artist herself probably an Armenian, so my conclusion that this Armenian eyes.

Sorry, about the dates - it's me, really, to describe (ku-ku, Master), I do not know how I work, and understand them, is 9.11 cc. As for those who who have borrowed forms, then insist on the version I have described, but to argue, especially with forumistom of Armenian origin, I will not

When I was a little, we went to rest in the newly sadly famous for Java. There was an Armenian woman, very pretty, Aunt Ofa. She brought with us, children, a lot of time, and in particular, told us "The Three Musketeers: Athos, Porthos, Aramis - and * all three - Armenians!" * "
And so you were not angry, I'll tell you one old anecdote:

In Armenia, archaeologists have discovered at a depth of 200 meters of a piece of telephone cable. Sensation - in Armenia, 1000 years ago was already a phone! Then too, the Georgians decided to dig. Dug, dug, dug a hole depth of 500 meters - and absolutely nothing was found, Sensation - Georgia 3000 years ago there was already a mobile phone!

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At the expense of Athos, Partosa, and Aramis, the honor to say I do not have accurate information, but then, what I wrote above, it knows any orientalist. But just to open Wikipedia. I have so many good jokes, but something did not come to mind.