Title

The vizier's son receives the magical wooden parrot from the merchant's woman

Caption

The vizier's son receives the magical wooden parrot from the merchant's woman, who is drunk, and has a carpenter make a replica, from a Tuti-nama, Tales of a Parrot. Tutinama, Tales of a Parrot, is a series of 52 stories in Persian from the 14th century, in the 16th century Mughal Emperor Agbar commissioned an illustrated version, Tenth Night, c. 1560., Historical, digitally restored reproduction from an original of the period

Date

Jun 20, 2021

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER

Reference

BRK23D42_186

License type

Royalty free

Available size

37,9Mb (2,2Mb) / 9,8in x 15,0in / 2940 x 4500 (300dpi)

Keywords

14th century 16th century addiction addiction alcohol Alcohol problem alcoholic alcoholic animal arts and crafts arts and crafts Asia atmospheric Bird black carpenter carpenter colouring contemporary craftsman dark darkness depiction depiction digital drawing drawn drunk drunk emperor employed fairy tale female female alcoholic female drunk former Four People handicraft handicraft handmade good historic Historic illustration history illustration image sequence India Indian indulgence food Iran landscape legend legendary medieval Middle Ages mood nature Near East night shot old Parrot Persia Persian person problem profession receive replication restoration restored sequence sketch son story valley vintage Western Asia white wild animal woman woodcut work work