The Potteries of Persia : being a brief history of the art of ceramics in the Near East (1909)
Kelekian, Dikran khan, 1868-1951 · Paris : H. Clarke · leaf 13
as well as with the intellect. Discriminating collectors who have come to know it in recent times, have grown to love it with a deep and abiding- affection as something quite within the scope of their own emotional experiences. Modern students go to the Museums to study it for that which it… … to Asia Minor and to the artists who flourished there after the Mohammedan conquests. The Spanish potters unquestionably learned their craft from Arab and Persian workmen. There is even on record the story of Persian artisans expatriated from Bagdad because they were surpassing in skill their…
Pottery, Iranian · Pottery
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