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ArtistStylized scene from The tale of The princess and the pea., by Kamal al-Din Bihzad. Sultan Mohammed, Mir Sayyid, Ivan Bilibin, impressionist pure colours, tertiary palette. very attractive beautiful award winning Alphonse Mucha watercolor pen and ink Yuko Shimizu Flatdirty color Mir Sayyid Sultan mohammed 3rd century Persian miniature art hot tones
A highly detailed, intricate, and vibrant illustration in the style of Persian miniature painting, depicting the fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea." The central figure is a beautiful princess with dark curly hair and a golden crown, wearing a white and gold dress, gracefully lying on a towering stack of mattresses and pillows. She rests her head on a large white pillow, looking directly at the viewer with a serene expression, her arm bent with her hand touching her cheek.
The stack of mattresses, at least ten deep, features rich patterns in shades of orange, purple, green, and gold, each with delicate floral and geometric designs. The room is opulent, adorned with ornate archways and wall patterns in deep blues, greens, and gold, featuring stylized flowers, leaves, and swirling motifs.
To the left of the princess, a group of men dressed in elaborate Persian attire, including turbans and patterned robes in hues of purple, orange, red, and blue, observe the scene. Some appear to be speaking or contemplating, with varied expressions on their bearded faces. One man in a red and orange robe kneels in the foreground, hands clasped, while another in a blue robe bows his head.
In the background, through an arched
