Fakhr al-Din al-Razi (d. AH 606/1209 AD): Lata'if-i Ghiyasiyah

细节

Fakhr al-Din al-Razi (d. AH 606/1209 AD): Lata'if-i Ghiyasiyah
Persia, Muharram AH 1297/December 1879 AD

regarding scholastic theology, Persian manuscript on gold-sprinkled buff paper, 162ff. plus six flyleaves, each with 12ll. of flowing black shikasteh, some folios with the script written diagonally, words in or overlined in red, gold margin between black rules, blue outer rule, margined on lighter buff paper, occasional marginal notes in black shikasteh, (occasional smudging, staining and small repairs, folios slightly trimmed), opening folio with gold and polychrome illuminated heading (damaged and repaired), penultimate folio with colophon signed by Muhammad Qasim Isfahani b. Mirza 'Ali and dated Muharram 1297, plain black morocco binding (light scuffing), red morocco doublures with gold and blue decoupé medallion (light staining)
folio 6¾ x 3¼in. (17.3 x 8.2cm.)
text 4¾ x 2in. (12 x 5cm.)

拍品专文

A note at the end, written by Abu'l-Fadl b. Fadullah in Jumada II AH 1297/May 1880 AD, states that the book was written for the king Mu'iz al-Din Ghiyas al-Islam Abu'l-Fath Muhammad b. Malakshah Seljuki, and that there were copies written in nasta'liq and ta'liq as well as shikasteh. The scribe, Aqa Muhammad Kazim Isfahani, was a leading calligrapher who worked during the time of Shah Abbas II and Shah Sulaiman Safavi.