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SHAHNAMEH
By: Ahmad Sadri, Hamid Rahmanian

The Epic of the Persian Kings

The Quantuck Lane Press
May 2013
On Sale: May 20, 2013
570 pages
ISBN: 1593720513
EAN: 9781593720513
Hardcover
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Fiction | Fantasy

Richly illustrated edition of the classic work Shahnameh.

Ferdowsi’s epic poem Shahnameh is part myth, part historyβ€”it begins with the legend of the birth of the Persian nation and its tumultuous history. It contains magical birds, and superhuman heroes, and centuries-long battles.  Written over 1,000 years ago, it was meant to protect Persian collective memory amdist a turbulent sea cultural storms. Originally written in couplets, the new translation and adaptation by Ahmad Sadri retells the mythological tales in prose format. The spectacular illustrations in this edition were created from elements culled from thousands of illuminated manuscripts, lithographs, and miniatures dating from the thirteenth through nineteenth centuries, each panel becomes a new work of art, an exquisite collage of traditional forms.

500+ full-color illustrations

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