papyrus
Tunisia
21th Century
Source: The Word/Image Tension in Contemporary Calligraphic Art, Chapter 3: Nja Mahdaoui
Recipe Details
Ingredients
papyrus
Evidence
"Mahdaoui’s work Calligramm on Papyrus (2004, Indian ink and acrylic painting on papyrus, 60 x 60 cm)..."
Remarks
Historically, papyrus and parchment were the materials most used for Arabic calligraphy until the gradual shift to paper in the 10th century (p. 59). Mahdaoui utilizes this traditional substrate as part of a 're-enchantment' of familiar genres (p. 57, 59).
Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper TypePapyrus
RegionTunisia
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorThe Word/Image Tension in Contemporary Calligraphic Art, Chapter 3: Nja Mahdaoui
CollectionCalligramm on Papyrus
Language
N/A
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