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Persian miniature. But what makes this miniatures Persian? The article about Ottoman miniature is named Ottoman miniature and not Turkish miniature. But this miniature style in Persia was developed under the Mongol and Timurid periods 13th-16th century and not in the time of
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I have reverted these again. If you think "Central Asia" is vague, what about "Eastern"? That could well mean
Japanese. There is evidence that Chinese, or other East Asian, artists were brought into Persia by the Mongols, as one might expect. That is why it is significant to say that no surviving
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It's a tough call. A straight across import from a foreign language wiki, referenced only to that wiki with no other references - ouch. I ran the
Iranian page through Google Translate, and it doesn't look like the content in question has any external references. I think though, just in terms of
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This large amount of new material is only referenced to the
Iranian Knowledge, & perhaps represents a translation of material there. It has no links, an unusual layout & is not very easy to read. I've moved it lower down. Also it uses American English, where the rest of the article uses
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work is clearly by one. In fact some modern
Muslims claim that images they don't like, depicting Muhammad etc, were done by foreign non-Muslim artists, but again the evidence is against this. Please don't make cavalier edits, removing referenced material, to articles you don't know much about.
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This article should perhaps explain what persian miniature is in the first section. I just read half the article and my best guess is that it is a style of painting, but I'm not sure of that. This article is linked to from the
Knowledge main page today (10/12/06), and it is written with the
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assumption that readers already know what persian miniature is. If this has something to do with illuminated manuscripts, it should say so in the article, and the links to miniature should perhaps go to that article instead of the disambiguation page.00962799154743
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I closed the tab several hours ago - it looked as if they had pulled in stuff from multiple articles around the
Iranian WP. But as mentioned, no embedded sources, which makes it all "unsourced", regrettably. cheers.
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No it isn't. The precise facial point would be as true, in fact rather more so, of Turkic and
Mongoloid Central Asian peoples as of Chinese, and these are the neighbours of the Persians to the East, or many of them.
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Since both terms "Central Asia" and "Eastern" are vague, and can be interpreted to mean a variety of things, why bother keep either one of them. Make the statement to the point.--
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Why are these miniatures not named Ilkhanid, Timurid or Safavid miniatures? This is closer to the reality than naming these miniatures Persian.
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That is the term in English invariably used for the whole tradition that, as you rightly say, spans many dynasties.
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