Mural paintings found in the site of Uch Kulakh (Bukhara, Uzbekistan) by the Uzbek-Italian Archaeological Mission. The iconographic analysis of the subject (a harnessed horse; a combat scene; a camel fight) highlights links with early Sasanian rock reliefs as well as with the art of the Eurasian steppes. The murals of Uch Kulakh most probably date from the 4th-5th centuries, thus providing the earliest evidence of Sogdian painting.
New evidence on Sogdian painting from Uch Kulakh (Bukhara oasis - Uzbekistan) / LO MUZIO, Ciro. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 225-236.
New evidence on Sogdian painting from Uch Kulakh (Bukhara oasis - Uzbekistan)
LO MUZIO, Ciro
2014
Abstract
Mural paintings found in the site of Uch Kulakh (Bukhara, Uzbekistan) by the Uzbek-Italian Archaeological Mission. The iconographic analysis of the subject (a harnessed horse; a combat scene; a camel fight) highlights links with early Sasanian rock reliefs as well as with the art of the Eurasian steppes. The murals of Uch Kulakh most probably date from the 4th-5th centuries, thus providing the earliest evidence of Sogdian painting.File allegati a questo prodotto
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