Calligraphy gallery | 1450-1925 A.D. | East | Protocol of address
This fragment probably formed part of a collection of literary compositions showing how to write appropriate praises to a ruler. A number of pieces like this appear to have been executed in ta'liq script in India during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Calligrapher: unknown. India. 17th-18th centuries. 12.5 x 24.8 cm. Indian ta'liq script. Courtesy of the Library of Congress, African and Middle Eastern Division.
Subscribe to comments Calligrapher: unknown. India. 17th-18th centuries. 12.5 x 24.8 cm. Indian ta'liq script. Courtesy of the Library of Congress, African and Middle Eastern Division.
