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With dozens of stunning ceramic works drawn from the Asian Art Museum''s collection and a wealth of historical information, Persian Ceramics provides an introduction to the ceramic art of Persia (modern day Iran), one of the world''s greatest and most influential artistic traditions.

Surprisingly well-preserved ancient works represent a range of cultures and functions dating from 4000 BCE to 600 BCE. Later the advent of Islam brought colorfully decorated fine ceramics produced in a broad range of styles. The arrival of the fritware technique to Persia by the twelfth century further transformed the ceramic industry, as potters seemed to burst with creativity, and the sky was the limit for their ceramic masterworks. The latest works catalogued include refined ceramics of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many produced for Western markets.

The Asian Art Museum''s impressive collection of Persian ceramics shines light on the rich visual culture and arti

Persian Ceramics From the Collections of the

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    A Paperback by Aimee Froom, Forrest McGill, Kaz Tsuruta

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      Publisher Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
      Published 12 January 2008
      ISBN-13 9780939117444
      978-0939117444
      ISBN-10 0939117444
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      Ceramics, mosaic and glass: artworks History of art

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      With dozens of stunning ceramic works drawn from the Asian Art Museum''s collection and a wealth of historical information, Persian Ceramics provides an introduction to the ceramic art of Persia (modern day Iran), one of the world''s greatest and most influential artistic traditions.

      Surprisingly well-preserved ancient works represent a range of cultures and functions dating from 4000 BCE to 600 BCE. Later the advent of Islam brought colorfully decorated fine ceramics produced in a broad range of styles. The arrival of the fritware technique to Persia by the twelfth century further transformed the ceramic industry, as potters seemed to burst with creativity, and the sky was the limit for their ceramic masterworks. The latest works catalogued include refined ceramics of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, many produced for Western markets.

      The Asian Art Museum''s impressive collection of Persian ceramics shines light on the rich visual culture and arti

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