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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 6227157, member: 110504"]With apologies, [USER=98035]@Finn235[/USER], all there is to do is to repeat your shout-out to [USER=83232]@Muhammad Niazi[/USER], who has your level of fluency in languages which are vaguely</p><p>(--Please, consider the source!) in this neighborhood. </p><p>...Except, it really made me sit up in my chair, to see the level of stylization of the Sassanian prototypes, in what, for some of us, is a profoundly horizon-expanding chronological <i>and </i>geographic context. </p><p>...Where this sort of phenomenon is concerned, I start to think that some of the wonder, even on an esthetic level, is how motifs travelled such distances, both of time and place. Remaining significant, on one level or another. (--Cultural?Economic? Both?). </p><p>In this sort of context, 'stylization' is very emphatically a 'value-neutral' term --as you seem to broadly imply (!). Eurocentric collectors get the Celtic and early medieval series for similar effects.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 6227157, member: 110504"]With apologies, [USER=98035]@Finn235[/USER], all there is to do is to repeat your shout-out to [USER=83232]@Muhammad Niazi[/USER], who has your level of fluency in languages which are vaguely (--Please, consider the source!) in this neighborhood. ...Except, it really made me sit up in my chair, to see the level of stylization of the Sassanian prototypes, in what, for some of us, is a profoundly horizon-expanding chronological [I]and [/I]geographic context. ...Where this sort of phenomenon is concerned, I start to think that some of the wonder, even on an esthetic level, is how motifs travelled such distances, both of time and place. Remaining significant, on one level or another. (--Cultural?Economic? Both?). In this sort of context, 'stylization' is very emphatically a 'value-neutral' term --as you seem to broadly imply (!). Eurocentric collectors get the Celtic and early medieval series for similar effects.[/QUOTE]
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