06345ntm a2200625 a 4500006816130MiAaHDL20250726000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua090611s1869 ir 00| ||per d(MiU)990068161300106381sdr-miu.990068161300106381(MiU)MIU01000000000000006816130-goog(OCoLC)1194741232(MiU)Aleph006816130MiUMiUamremmUtOrBLWperotan-us-mi880-01Mīrzā Sanglākh,-1877.880-03Qiṭʻāt-i Mīrzā Sanglākh,[1286, i.e. 1869].قطعات ميرزا سنكلاخ[Tabrīz],[1869]33 leaves :paper ;250 x 168 (176 x 100) mm. bound to 256 x 170 mmtexttxtrdacontentunmediatednrdamediavolumencrdacarrierShelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 346Origin: As appears in colophon at close of opening section (p.19) executed by Muḥammad ʻAlī Tabrīzī with transcription completed 5 Ṣafar 1286 [ca. 17 May 1869]. As appears in colophon at close of second section (p.41) executed by Muḥammad ʻAlī Tabrīzī with transcription completed eleven days later 16 Ṣafar 1286 [ca. 28 May 1869].Former shelfmark: "379 T. De M. [i.e. Tammaro De Marinis]" in pencil on interior of lower cover.Binding: Boards covered in seafoam green coated and textured paper ; Type III binding (without flap) but not flush (too large) ; board linings in untinted paper ; sewn in green-blue thread, four stations ; overall in somewhat poor condition with abrasion, staining, upper cover detached at spine, text block fully detached at spine except for opening and closing leaves still affixed to spine lining and hinges, lifting and losses of paper (particularly at spine), etc.Support: Paper (possibly European wove paper) tinted a striking magenta color, quite well-burnished to glossy, thick and sturdy (possibly two thicknesses).Decoration: Superb illuminated headpiece (ʻunwān / sarlawḥ) at opening of each of the three main sections (p.2, 20, 42), mainly consisting of a large cartouche carrying a statement indicating the original patronage in white bordered in gold vegetal motifs set in a delicate array of swirling vegetal and floral motifs in black, white, light blue, red, lavender, turquoise, etc. and set in a well of turquoise or lapis lazuli ; written area throughout bordered in a gold frame, often with outermost blue rule ; keywords, section headings, abbreviation symbols (mainly two-teeth stroke overlining some keywords), and occasional vocalization in white ; textual dividers in the form of four dots in white.Script: Nastaʻlīq ; exquisite specimen of Persian calligraphy ; bold hand in a heavy line, with effect of words descending to baseline, closed counters, elongation and exaggerated thickness of horizontal strokes ; headings mainly in an elegant seriffed naskh or tawqīʻ.Layout: Written in roughly 14 lines per page, with written area often divided to two or three columns ; frame-ruled.Collation: 3 IV(24), IV+1 (33) ; exclusively quaternions (one anomalous) ; catchwords present ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during cataloguing.Colophon: [opening section] "Scribal," triangular, reads "تمام شد اين نسخۀ شريف و بانجام رسيد اين نامۀ لطيف در روز دوشنبه پنجم شهر صفر المظفر سنه ١٢٨۶ در دار السلطنۀ تبريز بيد اقل خلق الله محمد على تبريزى ١٢٨۶" ; [second section] "Scribal," rectangular, reads "در روز جمعه شانزدهم شهر صفر المظفر من شهور سنه ١٢٨۶ هزار و دويست و هشتاد و شش من هجرة النبويه على صاحبها افضل الصلوة و ازكى التحية در دار السلطنه تبريز بيد بندۀ فانى و عبد مذنب جانى تراب قدم ارباب قلم محمد على تبريزى صورت انجام و اختتام پذیرفت"Incipit: "جهة وزیری که رایات جهانداری و کامکاری به قبۀ فلک زنگاری ..."Title from inscription on 'title page' (p.1).Ms. codex.Ekhtiar, Maryam."SANGLĀḴ, MOḤAMMAD-ʿALI." In Encyclopaedia Iranica,v.14Rypka, History of Iranian Literature,p.119Exquisite album of calligraphy reproducing several calligraphy specimens (qiṭʻāt / kıt'alar) executed by Mīrzā Sanglākh, Muḥammad ʻAlī Khurasānī (d.1877) for Muḥammad ʻAlī Pāshā, his son Ibrāhīm Pāshā, etc. including a selection of his own poetry in Persian and an assortment of offical letters and addresses, mainly in Turkish, from a range of viziers.Mode of access: Internet.Purchase ;Acquired by purchase (funds donated by Horace Rackham).1924.Persian and Ottoman Turkish.As appears in opening headpiece (p.2), opening qiṭʻah originally executed by Mīrzā Sanglākh for Muḥammad ʻAlī Pāshā (Mehmet Ali Paşa), Ottoman governor-general and assumed Khedive of Egypt (r.1805-1848 / d.1849) ; as appears in second headpiece (p.42), second qiṭʻah originally executed by Mīrzā Sanglākh for Ibrāhīm Pāshā (İbrahim Paşa), who succeeded his father as governor-general of Egypt (r.1848 / d.1848) ; marginal glosses.Manuscripts, TurkishMichiganAnn Arbor.Manuscripts, PersianMichiganAnn Arbor.Calligraphy, PersianSpecimens.PashasCorrespondence.Persian poetry19th century.Headpieces (layout features)aat880-07Muḥammad ʻAlī Tabrīzī,active 1869,calligrapher,scribe.Abdul Hamid Collection.700-07/محمد على تبريزى,خطاط,ناسخ.245-03/قطعات میرزا سنگلاخ,[1286ه، 1869م].100-01/میرزا سنگلاخ.3901507912966700681613020250405060538.020250726000000.020260319140655.02026-03-20T07:56:45Z2015-10-02T18:00:03ZSDR-MIUmiuALMAprepare.pl-004-009BKsdr-miu.990068161300106381MiUSDRMIU006816130mdp.39015079129667MIU990068161300106381MIUMIU20260320lit-dlps-dcmdp.390150791296671869pdbibnon-US bib date1 < 1901