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Page 199
... artists recruited from all parts of India . The atelier , at least in the initial stages , was under the superintendence of Akbar's teacher and another great Persian master , Mir Sayyid ' Ali ; but the dis- tinctive style that evolved ...
... artists recruited from all parts of India . The atelier , at least in the initial stages , was under the superintendence of Akbar's teacher and another great Persian master , Mir Sayyid ' Ali ; but the dis- tinctive style that evolved ...
Page 553
... artists ' ate- liers under noble patronage , the permanent companies and their staffs , the itinerant scenic painters ( the term " journeyman scenic artist " continues until this day ) , to the modern practice of using shops plus free ...
... artists ' ate- liers under noble patronage , the permanent companies and their staffs , the itinerant scenic painters ( the term " journeyman scenic artist " continues until this day ) , to the modern practice of using shops plus free ...
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... artists began to emerge . A faculty of fine arts was instituted at the University of Damascus in 1963. Some of the teachers , such as Fateh Moudarres , are well - known artists . Syrian artists are concerned more with content than with ...
... artists began to emerge . A faculty of fine arts was instituted at the University of Damascus in 1963. Some of the teachers , such as Fateh Moudarres , are well - known artists . Syrian artists are concerned more with content than with ...
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