File:Sufi in the Hamman Freer Collection monochrome.jpg
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English: A hamman is shown together with surrounding area. A sufi is in the hamman. This is a monochrome and cropped copy. The donkey should be shown in full, as he is significant to the message.
This particular miniature is in the Freer Gallery of Art in the Smithsonian Institution, part of an illustrated ms of Haft Awrang |
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| Source | Images of Thought, Cambridge Scholars Press, 2006, Gregory Minissale |
| Author | A Persian artist 1566-7 |
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