Isfahan school

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The Isfahan school was a prominent artistic movement of the Safavid era, renowned for its refined, elegant style of Persian miniature painting and manuscript illumination centered in the city of Isfahan.

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instanceOf Persian miniature school
artistic movement
school of painting
associatedWith Safavid royal workshops NERFINISHED
city of Isfahan NERFINISHED
court patronage
characteristic decorative floral motifs
delicate drawing
emphasis on single-figure compositions
graceful elongated figures
increased naturalism in figures
refined and elegant style
subtle coloring
use of pale backgrounds
country Safavid Iran NERFINISHED
floruit 17th century
follows Qazvin school NERFINISHED
Tabriz school NERFINISHED
genre Persian miniature
manuscript illumination
historicalPeriod Safavid era NERFINISHED
inception late 16th century
influenced Persian lacquer painting
later Qajar painting
influencedBy Qazvin school of painting NERFINISHED
Tabriz school of painting NERFINISHED
Timurid painting NERFINISHED
languageOfInscriptions Persian
locatedIn Isfahan NERFINISHED
movement Safavid artistic movement NERFINISHED
notableArtist Afzal al-Husayni NERFINISHED
Mohammad Qasim NERFINISHED
Mu'in Musavvir NERFINISHED
Reza Abbasi NERFINISHED
notableWorkType album paintings
illustrated manuscripts
single-page miniatures
partOf Safavid art NERFINISHED
patron Shah Abbas I NERFINISHED
Shah Abbas II NERFINISHED
Shah Safi NERFINISHED
region Central Iran NERFINISHED
theme Sufi and mystical imagery
courtly life
literary and poetic subjects
portraits of single figures
youthful lovers

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