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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Miniature iranienne"
Farddehkordi, Darush. "Modernisme dans la miniature iranienne." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008STR20074.
Full textHosseini, Rad Abdolmajid. "Miniature persane : analyse plastique - source d'inspiration." Rennes 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997REN20008.
Full textThe Persian miniature is remarkably linked to Iranian litterature and to romantic, epic, mystical poetry. Traditional in Iran, strongly alive, it takes part in the contemporary plastic expression. Miniaturists of today lean on the "imaginal" space of tradition by developing the fantastic of sensory emotions, that is integrated to the naturalist scenography. But the creative Iranian contemporaries seek to invent a new plastic thought. Written with a rigorous synchrony visual-texts "Persian miniature : plastic analysis - source of inspiration", is a study insisting on the contemporary perusal of visual plastic. The first section evokes esthetics and symbolic of the "imaginal world" related to literary sources. It analyzes the graphic processing of human figuration until the XXe century. The second section examines the system of expression of the space concerning the familiar viewpoint combination as well as the quality of the heavenly landscape. It deepens the poetical of rhythms animating shadeless scenographies and the expressivity of saturated colors. Also, the fantastic of ornamentations and integration modes of the Iranian calligraphy in the miniature are studied. The third section is devoted to a reflection on the contemporary miniature by trying to find whether the beautiful tradition of Persians can still be the source of a well alive expression ? Personal works respring from lively rhythms of the miniature are presented in the last pages of this section, with short representation of their structure. Finally, a general chronology and a glossary of the persian paint are proposed
Darbin, Ramona. "L'architecture dans les miniatures des manuscrits persans (du XIVème jusqu'à la fin du XVIème siècle)." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010599.
Full textThe sizes' process revealed us the steady and sober using of geometry compass drawing on the frame of architecturein persian miniature. This geometry is sober but it establishes significant points and main lines of architecture and it sets the stability, the harmony and the express beauty. The artist executes with an absolute severity the marvellous sizes of actual arhitecture and prescribes them to the muslim manuscripts for long years
Bombardier, Alice. "La peinture iranienne au XXème siècle (1911-2009) : historique, courants esthétiques et voix d'artistes. Contribution à l'étude des enjeux de l'art en Iran à l'époque contemporaine." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0134.
Full textThis research tries to reconstruct in the light of several field surveys and from different points of view, how the practice of painting - in relation to a prestigious ancestral legacy - has evolved in Iran in the 20th century. The study begins in 1911, when the first School of Fine Arts was created in the country, and ends in 2009, the year of the inauguration of the First International Fadjr Festival of Plastic Arts. In that period of time, the different cultural policies that have guided the development of pictorial art, the major institutions orchestrating artistic education, the successive circles of painters that gave life to varied aesthetic trends, are presented. The history of the pictorial movements developed during this period is coupled with a study of the socio-political organisation of the art worlds. This recollection of the recent pictorial history provides an opportunity to analyse, based on the discourse of nineteen artists interviewed in Tehran in 2008 and 2009, the representations that these creators have nurtured of the State, the art and their role in the society. This also allows to question the adaptation of artistic modernity in the country. Finally, it contributes to consider the implications of the socio-political issues raised by visual arts, especially painting, in contemporary Iran
Etemadi, Sedigheh. "L'irruption du jeu dans l'art visuel contemporain (iranien en particulier)." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018STRAC008.
Full textI was ten years old. It was after the war and Iran was embargoed. At school I only had two pencils to write my homework, one black and one red. Both were decorated with the symbol of a brand, a black crocodile. It was also a guarantee of quality. My crocodile pencils wrote well. I was used to seeing them, my crocodiles. Then I spent a lot of time with my aunt. She was sewing. I played with the remains of the fabrics. I was fascinated by the colors and shapes that I created with these pieces of fabric. I probably started my first collages at that time. Later when I became a painter, animals and colors were the basis of my paintings. Among these animals the crocodile arose without my being aware of the reason for this apparition. One day while thinking I remembered my childhood pencils! When I started painting, the limits and constraints in Iran did not allow me to express myself freely. Then the childhood game that I had taken in the style of my painter, made me this one pleasant and playful. I had my colors and the game, and I expressed what I wanted; I had managed to find a language of playful and strong expression and I was delighted. I was not the only one to take the game as a way to get around the limits and the censure. Breaking the boundaries through play was the center of our work. The reflection on the irruption of the game in the contemporary visual art and in particular in Iran became the central subject of my reflection and my interrogation on the reasons which led us to express ourselves thus. I chose it as the subject of my thesis. [...]
Teimourian, Arash. "Exploration de la forme miniature et les influences de la musique iranienne à travers mes onze compositions." Thèse, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/22868.
Full textBooks on the topic "Miniature iranienne"
Nigārgarī-i Īrān: Dawrān-i muʻāṣir (1300-1350 sh.). Tihrān: Intishārāt-i Zarrīn va Sīmīn, 2003.
Find full textImages of thought: Visuality in Islamic India, 1550-1750. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars, 2006.
Find full textBrend, Barbara. Perspectives on Persian painting: Illustrations to Amir Khusrau's Khamsah. New York: Routledge, 2002.
Find full textHôtel Drouot. Importants tableaux modernes, importants tableaux anciens, miniatures iraniennes. Paris, 1999.
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