People of the Prophet's House with Companions

Rahim Kashani

Created:
Movement:
1908
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key Notes:
Islamic iconography, Persian miniature style
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Dimensions:
Framed: H: 37 in (94 cm) x W: 33 in (83.8 cm)
medium:
Oil on canvas
Difficulty:
Expert
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People of the Prophet's House with Companions by Rahim Kashani

The painting "People of the Prophet's House with Companions," created in 1908 by Rahim Kashani, is an exemplary work of Persian art, rendered in oil on canvas. This piece is significant for its intricate depiction of religious figures, reflecting the cultural and spiritual milieu of early 20th-century Iran. Kashani, an artist known for his detailed and expressive style, often drew inspiration from Islamic history and literature, which is evident in this work. The painting not only showcases Kashani's technical prowess but also serves as a visual narrative that connects viewers to the historical and religious narratives of the Prophet Muhammad's family and companions. Through his art, Kashani contributed to the preservation and celebration of Persian cultural heritage during a period of significant social and political change. His works remain influential in the study of Persian art, offering insights into the artistic traditions and religious iconography of his time.

Description of the work:

The painting "People of the Prophet's House with Companions" by Rahim Kashani, created in 1908, is an oil on canvas work that depicts figures significant to Islamic history, rendered in a traditional Persian style characterized by intricate detailing and vibrant colors. This artwork reflects the cultural and religious themes prevalent in early 20th-century Persian art, emphasizing the reverence for the Prophet's family and companions.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Metropolitan Museum of Art

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People of the Prophet's House with Companions