شماره ركورد :
1303748
عنوان مقاله :
تبارشناسي نقش نوشتۀ «مرغ بسم الله» در فضاي بصري سفالينه هاي منقوش نيشابور ايران در سدۀ چهارم و پنجم هجري قمري
عنوان به زبان ديگر :
The Genealogy of Inscriptive Motif of the “Bismillah Bird” on the Visual Space of the Painted Pottery in Iran’s Nishabur During the Fourth to Fifth AH Centuries
پديد آورندگان :
وطن‌خواه خانقاه، محمود دانشگاه تربيت مدرس - دانشكده هنر و معماري - گروه هنر اسلامي، تهران، ايران , حسنوند، محمد كاظم دانشگاه تربيت مدرس - دانشكده هنر و معماري - گروه نقاشي، تهران، ايران
تعداد صفحه :
11
از صفحه :
109
از صفحه (ادامه) :
0
تا صفحه :
119
تا صفحه(ادامه) :
0
كليدواژه :
مرغ بسم الله , خوشنويسي اسلامي , سفالينه نيشابور , تبارشناسي , هنر ايراني
چكيده فارسي :
نقش نوشته موسوم به «مرغ بسم الله» از جمله شاخه هاي هنري خوشنويسي اسلامي است كه از منظر مطالعه گرايش هاي نوين در خوشنويسي و همچنين در ارتباط با نماد شناسي عرفاني مورد توجه قرار گرفته است. اين نقش مايه غالباًً در ارتباط با گفتمان صوفيانه و ملهم از ادبيات عرفاني و ذوق آزمايي هاي عارفانه هنرمندان به ويژه در دوران صفويه و قاجار تبيين گشته است. در اين پژوهش تاريخي- تحليلي كه با استفاده از روش تبارشناسي ميشل فوكو انجام گرفته، نقش نوشته مرغ بسم الله نه صرفاً به عنوان محصول انگاره عرفاني هنر اسلامي، بلكه در ارتباط تاريخي و هويتي با تداوم سنت هاي بيان بصري در ميان جريان هاي هنري شرق ايران هم چون سفالينه هاي منقوش نيشابور در سده چهارم و پنجم هجري قمري مورد واكاوي قرار گرفته است. لذا هدف اين پژوهش، تبارشناسي نقش نوشته مرغ بسم الله و تحليل نسبت تاريخي ميان نمونه هاي هم نشيني نقش پرنده و نوشتار از سفالينه هاي منقوش نيشابور سده چهارم تا نمونه هاي متأخر در دوران صفويه و قاجار است. نتايج اين پژوهش نشان مي دهد هم نشيني نقش پرنده و نوشتار در هنر ايران به ويژه در فضاي بصري گرافيكي سفالينه هاي منقوش نيشابور دوره ساماني حائز ويژگي هاي زيبايي شناسانه و سبك شناختي است كه فراتر از تزئينات يا ذوق آزمايي صرف رفته و در نوعي هم سرشتي، مي تواند به عنوان يكي از تبارهاي تاريخي نقش نوشته مرغ بسم الله تلقي گردد.
چكيده لاتين :
The field of inscriptive motifs that known as “Bismillah Bird” is one of the artistic branches of Islamic calligraphy, also called "Shaped Scripts". The artistic branch of Bismillah Bird has been studied and researched repeatedly, both as it relates to studying new trends in calligraphy and as it relates to mystical symbolism. For this reason, when researching the genealogy of this written motif and its origin, a lot of attention is paid to the Sufism view and discourse in the history of Islamic arts. It is also important to note that mystical literature and the random mystical creativity of artists, particularly during the Safavid and Qajar eras, played a major role in the development of this field. It is important and necessary to pay attention to the contextual and historical background of the development of artistic motifs in different periods in connection with the continuation of artistic traditions within a specific culture as well. Because culture is always focused on the past, it also has a history and the history of culture can be written. Cultural phenomena aren't natural but historical, and the conditions for their emergence can be determined. Understanding the culture and accurate perception of artistic phenomena is not possible except by relying on their historical essence. In this historical-analytical research, which has been done using method of genealogy in parallel with Gestalt theory, the written motif of Bismillah Bird has been measured not only as a product of the mystical ideas of Islamic art, but also in relation to its historical origins. As part of the historical and identity search, the continuation of traditions of visual expression has been studied in relation to artistic currents of Eastern Iran, such as 4th and 5th centuries (AH) painted potteries. In order to identify the origin of the written motif of the Bismillah Bird in Iranian art throughout the Islamic period, this study is devoted to search its genealogy. Also, in this study, the analysis of the historical links between the bird pattern and the inscriptions in the painted pottery of Nishabur in the 4th century to the later specimens in the Safavid and Qajar eras has been studied by referring to 16 samples of artworks. Therefore, the results of this research by using Gestalt theory show that the correlation of the bird motif and inscription in Iranian art, especially in the visual atmosphere of Nishabur painted pottery of the Samanid period has aesthetic and stylistic features that have gone beyond mere decorations or random creativity. Thus, the interaction of these two motifs in the pottery of Nishabur in the 4th century (AH) can be seen as the origin of the inscriptive motif of the Bismillah bird. As a result, paying attention to the historical and genealogical aspects of artistic motifs rather than overemphasizing their mystical and spiritual features is important not only to recognize the identity and art history, but can also be a barrier against cultural forgery.
سال انتشار :
1401
عنوان نشريه :
هنرهاي زيبا- هنرهاي تجسمي
فايل PDF :
8733925
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