proportioned script
Dublin
11th Century
Source: Roxburgh, David J. "On the Transmission and Reconstruction of Arabic Calligraphy: Ibn al-Bawwab and History." Studia Islamica, no. 96 (2003): 39-53.
Recipe Details
Evidence
"Much of Rice's analysis was based on auxiliary physical evidence of the manuscripts. He determined authenticity by aspects like illumination, measuring this against the Qur'an in Dublin."
Remarks
This entry refers to the analysis conducted by D.S. Rice on the Chester Beatty Qur'an attributed to Ibn al-Bawwab. The analysis utilized physical characteristics of the illumination and style to distinguish between authentic manuscripts and fakes/forgeries (p. 41). The study also noted the 'contrast between light paper and dark ink' as a fundamental element of the visual engagement with the paper models (p. 46).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
auxiliary physical evidence
measuring illumination
Certainty Level
Probable
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
Colordark ink
RegionDublin
Approx. Year1050
Source Information
AuthorRoxburgh, David J. "On the Transmission and Reconstruction of Arabic Calligraphy: Ibn al-Bawwab and History." Studia Islamica, no. 96
CollectionChester Beatty Library, ms. K.16
Language
N/A
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