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Modularity and Hierarchy in Persian Geometric Ornament
Abstract We survey 40 examples of 2-level patterns in Islamic geometric ornament from Iran and Central Asia, and identify a range of methods that can be used to explain their construction. Techniques based on modular design are shown to simplify the process. Each 2-level pattern is listed in a catalogue that gives the location, construction method, pattern type of the large and small-scale patterns, and references to photographs and other literature. We also show that a tympanum pattern in the Darb-i Imam in Isfahan is constructed by filling compartments and not by subdividing modules, as has been previously suggested. None of the medieval patterns in the catalogue is quasiperiodic.
Modularity and Hierarchy in Persian Geometric Ornament
Abstract We survey 40 examples of 2-level patterns in Islamic geometric ornament from Iran and Central Asia, and identify a range of methods that can be used to explain their construction. Techniques based on modular design are shown to simplify the process. Each 2-level pattern is listed in a catalogue that gives the location, construction method, pattern type of the large and small-scale patterns, and references to photographs and other literature. We also show that a tympanum pattern in the Darb-i Imam in Isfahan is constructed by filling compartments and not by subdividing modules, as has been previously suggested. None of the medieval patterns in the catalogue is quasiperiodic.
Modularity and Hierarchy in Persian Geometric Ornament
Cromwell, Peter R. (Autor:in)
Nexus Network Journal ; 18 ; 7-54
07.01.2016
48 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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