Samitum-vævet tekstil af silke med tronende sasanidsk konge

Iran eller Centralasien; 7.-8. århundrede
H: 94; B: 85 cm
Inventarnummer 23/2011
Publiceret i

Kjeld von Folsach: “A Set of Silk Panels from the Mongol Period,” i Sheila Blair og Jonathan Bloom (red.):  God Is Beautiful and Loves Beauty. The Object in Islamic Art and Culture, New Haven 2013, fig. 224, s. 233;

Kjeld von Folsach og Joachim Meyer: Menneskefiguren i islamisk kunst. Folk, fyrster og hellige mænd, Davids Samling, København 2017, fig. 37, s. 149;

Mariachiara Gasparini: Transcending Patterns. Silk Road Cultural and Artistic Interactions Through Central Asian Textile Images, Honolulu 2020, s. 63-65, pl. 8 (forkert acc.nr. angivet);

“Silk with Sasanian shahanshah,” [online] i Jill Caskey et al.: Art and Architecture of the Middle Ages. Exploring a Connected World, artofthemiddleages.com;

Touraj Daryaee: “A Fragrance for Every Woman, Man, and Child. The Smell of the Sasanian Empire,” i Antonietta Catanzariti og Touraj Daryaee (red.): The Sasanians in Context. Art, History, and Archaeology, Washington, DC 2026, fig. 3, s. 114;

Ani Honarchian: “There is Blood on the Zarbāft Silk. To Belong to Ērānšahr According to Syriac and Armenian Sources,” i Antonietta Catanzariti og Touraj Daryaee (red.): The Sasanians in Context. Art, History, and Archaeology, Washington, DC 2026, fig. 1, s. 136;

Davids Samling

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