Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage: the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839)
In this new, ground-breaking work, Woven Masterpieces of Sikh Heritage, Frank Ames' unique passion for the subject reveals the events and ideas that transpired within this Khalsa (Sikh Brotherhood) movement, transforming the Kashmir shawl to one of powerful ethnic proportions. During this era o...
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Zusammenfassung: | In this new, ground-breaking work, Woven Masterpieces of Sikh Heritage, Frank Ames' unique passion for the subject reveals the events and ideas that transpired within this Khalsa (Sikh Brotherhood) movement, transforming the Kashmir shawl to one of powerful ethnic proportions. During this era of Punjab's colourful history a variety of complex and enigmatic patterns emerged, some purely geometric, others symbolic, which have long eluded textiles experts. Maharaja Runjit Singh's takeover of Kashmir in 1819 had an extraordinary impact on the fashion of the legendary Kashmir shawl, giving rise to "a major artistic expression in the subcontinent". Through the exploration of miniature painting of Northern India and the hill states, Kashmiri manuscripts, the Sikh Holy Scriptures of the Sri Adi Granth and Janam Sakhis, and illustrations of unique shawls from world collections, Ames describes with his usual penchant for exacting detail the nature and source of these enigmatic patterns that define the Sikh period. In addition, textile enthusiasts will discover new material in chapters devoted to the Mughal period, lacquer painting and Indo-Persian shawl influences and trade |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-249) and index ch. 1. A synoptic overview -- ch. 2. General classification -- ch. 3. The development of the Mughal style -- ch. 4. The development of the Sikh style -- ch. 5. Kashmir manuscripts -- ch. 6. Persia and Kashmir : a cross fertilization of two cultures -- ch. 7. Some further musings on the Boteh -- Epilogue |
Beschreibung: | 254 S. zahlr. Ill. (überw. farb.) 31 cm |
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adam_text | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION 9 13 CHAPTER 1 ?L SYNOPTIC OVERVIEW
CHAPTER 2 QENERAC CLASSIFICATION 29 CHAPTER 3 OF THE STYCE ~43
TTEVECOPMENT HC CHAPTER 4 TFE T EVE(OPMENT OF THE SIKH STYCE 69 KASHMIRI
MANUSCRIPTS CHAPTER 7 SOME (FURTHER MUSINGS ON THE (BOTEH 219 CHAPTER 6
(PERSIA AND KASHMIR: 9I CROSS-TERTIFIZATION OF TWO CUFTURES (BPICOG 233
UE NOTES GLOSSARY SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX 236 244 245 250
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spelling | Ames, Frank 1942- Verfasser (DE-588)141937823 aut Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) Frank Ames Woodbridge Antique Collectors' Club 2010 254 S. zahlr. Ill. (überw. farb.) 31 cm txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-249) and index ch. 1. A synoptic overview -- ch. 2. General classification -- ch. 3. The development of the Mughal style -- ch. 4. The development of the Sikh style -- ch. 5. Kashmir manuscripts -- ch. 6. Persia and Kashmir : a cross fertilization of two cultures -- ch. 7. Some further musings on the Boteh -- Epilogue In this new, ground-breaking work, Woven Masterpieces of Sikh Heritage, Frank Ames' unique passion for the subject reveals the events and ideas that transpired within this Khalsa (Sikh Brotherhood) movement, transforming the Kashmir shawl to one of powerful ethnic proportions. During this era of Punjab's colourful history a variety of complex and enigmatic patterns emerged, some purely geometric, others symbolic, which have long eluded textiles experts. Maharaja Runjit Singh's takeover of Kashmir in 1819 had an extraordinary impact on the fashion of the legendary Kashmir shawl, giving rise to "a major artistic expression in the subcontinent". Through the exploration of miniature painting of Northern India and the hill states, Kashmiri manuscripts, the Sikh Holy Scriptures of the Sri Adi Granth and Janam Sakhis, and illustrations of unique shawls from world collections, Ames describes with his usual penchant for exacting detail the nature and source of these enigmatic patterns that define the Sikh period. In addition, textile enthusiasts will discover new material in chapters devoted to the Mughal period, lacquer painting and Indo-Persian shawl influences and trade Ranjit Singh / Maharaja of the Punjab / 1780-1839 / Art patronage Geschichte 1800-1900 Geschichte 1780-1839 gnd rswk-swf Cashmere shawls / India / History / 19th century Sikh art / 19th century Geschichte Muster Dekor (DE-588)4199479-6 gnd rswk-swf Kaschmirschal (DE-588)4192729-1 gnd rswk-swf Indien Pandschab (DE-588)4075836-9 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4145395-5 Bildband gnd-content Pandschab (DE-588)4075836-9 g Kaschmirschal (DE-588)4192729-1 s Muster Dekor (DE-588)4199479-6 s Geschichte 1780-1839 z DE-604 SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=020468200&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) |
title_auth | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) |
title_exact_search | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) |
title_full | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) Frank Ames |
title_fullStr | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) Frank Ames |
title_full_unstemmed | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) Frank Ames |
title_short | Woven masterpieces of Sikh heritage |
title_sort | woven masterpieces of sikh heritage the stylistic development of the kashmir shawl under maharaja ranjit singh 1780 1839 |
title_sub | the stylistic development of the Kashmir shawl under Maharaja Ranjit Singh ; (1780 -1839) |
topic | Ranjit Singh / Maharaja of the Punjab / 1780-1839 / Art patronage Cashmere shawls / India / History / 19th century Sikh art / 19th century Geschichte Muster Dekor (DE-588)4199479-6 gnd Kaschmirschal (DE-588)4192729-1 gnd |
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