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Aliquli Jabbadar
Aliquli Jabbadar (‘Alī-qolī Jabbadār) () was an Iranian artist, one of the first to have incorporated European influences in the traditional Safavid-era miniature painting. He is known for his scenes of the Safavid courtly life, especially his careful rendition of the physical setting and of details of dress.〔"‘Aliquli Jabbadar", in: Bloom, Jonathan M. and Blair, Sheila S. (2009), The ''Grove encyclopedia of Islamic art and architecture'', Volume 2, pp. 55-56. Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-530991-X.〕
Jabbadar's name appears on a number of miniatures dating from the 17th century, including four from the State Hermitage in Russia and four from the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in the United States. In one of the signatures, the artist refers himself to as ''farangi'', "the Frank", a reference to his European, or more probably, to Georgian and Christian origin. Furthermore, two of his paintings bear Georgian inscriptions. He also referred himself as ''ghulāmzāda-i qadimi'' ("former slave"), ''beg'' ("lord"), and ''jabbadār'' ("keeper of the armory"), suggesting that he was one of those ''ghulām'', who rose to ranks at the Safavid court.〔
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