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摘要
最近在大不里士(Tabriz)由Aq Qoyunlu统治者Uzun Hasan (r. 1457-78)于1477-84(882-89)建造的清真寺的重新发现,为前土库曼首都的瓷砖生产提供了新的视角。蓝色清真寺及其独特的瓷砖装饰一直被认为是大不里士Qara Qoyunlu工作室创新特征的最后遗迹。乌尊哈桑清真寺的恢复为这个著名的艺术中心提供了新的视角:除了证实了大布里兹生产的创新特征外,其建筑装饰突出了从卡拉巧云路到阿克巧云路车间的强烈艺术连续性。这些不寻常的瓷砖也构成了伊朗瓷砖历史上一个以前不为人知的阶段。
The Uzun Hasan Mosque in Tabriz: New Perspectives on a Tabrizi Ceramic Tile Workshop
The recent rediscovery of the mosque erected around 1477–84 (882–89) in Tabriz by the Aq Qoyunlu ruler Uzun Hasan (r. 1457–78]) provides new perspectives on ceramic tile production in the former Turkmen capital. The Blue Mosque and its exceptional tile decoration have long been considered to be the last vestiges of the innovative features of the Qara Qoyunlu workshops in Tabriz. The recovery of the Uzun Hasan Mosque sheds new light on this prestigious artistic center: besides confirming the innovative traits of Tabrizi production, its architectural decoration highlights the strong artistic continuity from Qara Qoyunlu to Aq Qoyunlu workshops. These unusual ceramic tiles also constitute a previously unknown stage in the history of Iranian ceramic tiles.