File:Persian Calligraphy 1 - Hassan Shamlou - Malek Museum.jpg

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Artist

Hassan Shamlou (–1640)
Alternative names	Hassan Shamlu; Hasan Shamlu; Hasan Khan Shamlu
Description	calligrapher and beylerbey
Date of birth/death		circa 1640
Location of birth/death	Tabriz	Herat
Work period	1587 –
Authority file	: Q6414212 VIAF: 71359799 ISNI: 0000000418355563

Object type

calligraphy

Description

فارسی: یک قطعه نستعلیق ممتاز. قلم مشقی. صفحه‌پردازی: چلیپایی. کاغذ: دست‌ساز آهارمهره نخودی. مرکب: مشکی. رقم: حسن شاملو (امیرالامرا خراسان در زمان صفوی). بین سطور طلااندازی منقش و محرر به سفیدآب. حاشیه: تسمه‌اندازی با نقوش حل‌کاری بر زمینه بنفش و نباتی .پاسپارتو: به نخودی. کمند به طلایی با تحریر مشکی.

Date

12th century AH

Medium

ink, watercolor and gold on paper

Dimensions

height: 177 mm (6.96 in); width: 92 mm (3.62 in)

Collection

Malek National Library and Museum

	Native name	فارسی: کتابخانه و موزه ملی ملک
	Parent institution	Astan Quds Razavi
	Location	Tehran, Iran
	Coordinates	35° 41′ 13.1″ N, 51° 24′ 58.7″ E
	Established	1937
	Website	http://malekmuseum.org/en
	Authority file	: Q6743603 VIAF: 305921971 GND: 1045757837

Accession number

1393.03.00123

Source/Photographer

http://malekmuseum.org/artifact/1393.03.00123/

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