Paul's Post 4/25/24 Persian art across time
I chose to cover Persian art for my non-Western art exhibit because I am attracted to the variety of Persian art through various periods. From the ancient artifacts of the Iron Age to the creations of the Qajar dynasty, Persian art offers a captivating journey through time. Luristan Bronzes are seen dating anywhere from 1000-650 BC and offer a great glimpse into early Persian art, showcasing ancient Iran's cultural and artistic heritage. Composed largely during the Iron Age, these artifacts display an impressive proficiency in metalworking and a rich aesthetic sense. With detailed designs and beautiful detailing, Luristan Bronzes take the shape of various objects such as ceremonial vessels, weapons, and ornamental pieces. They often reflect their makers' societal and religious beliefs, providing insights into the era's daily life and artistic trends. Not only do these pieces offer an excellent example of Persian artistry, but they also showcase the socio-cultural dynamics
