The fall of Tabriz after the loss at Chaldoran (1514 AD. / 920 AH.) paved the way for looting the major part of material and moral wealth of Safavid capital. Meantime, considerable number of artist elites of Tabriz had been transplanted to Ottoman territories. This compulsory migration transmitted the accomplishments of Safavid Tabriz Miniature School, the heir of artistic schools of Herat, Jalayerids, and Turkmen to the Istanbul School. Some of these miniaturists such as Sha Quli, the painter, and his students had created and flourished a new style called Saz. This research will review the historical events which are related to the transmission of Tabriz School miniaturists into Istanbul and study the role of these artists in formation of an evolution in the Ottoman miniature art.
Amir Rashed,S. and Hosseini,S. (2015). Saz Miniature Style; a Spoil of Chaldoran’s Trophies. (e205297). Muṭāli̒āt-i tārīkh-i farhangī(Cultural History Studies), 7(25), e205297
MLA
Amir Rashed,S. , and Hosseini,S. . "Saz Miniature Style; a Spoil of Chaldoran’s Trophies" .e205297 , Muṭāli̒āt-i tārīkh-i farhangī(Cultural History Studies), 7, 25, 2015, e205297.
HARVARD
Amir Rashed S., Hosseini S. (2015). 'Saz Miniature Style; a Spoil of Chaldoran’s Trophies', Muṭāli̒āt-i tārīkh-i farhangī(Cultural History Studies), 7(25), e205297.
CHICAGO
S. Amir Rashed and S. Hosseini, "Saz Miniature Style; a Spoil of Chaldoran’s Trophies," Muṭāli̒āt-i tārīkh-i farhangī(Cultural History Studies), 7 25 (2015): e205297,
VANCOUVER
Amir Rashed S., Hosseini S. Saz Miniature Style; a Spoil of Chaldoran’s Trophies. Muṭāli̒āt-i tārīkh-i farhangī, 2015; 7(25): e205297.
