Omar Khayyam (Print) by Feruz Temirov: the poet and mathematician beneath a fruit tree of birds, Persian miniature in metal print of a miniature
Feruz Temirov

Omar Khayyam (Print)

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He was an astronomer and mathematician first. The calendar he helped reform in 1079 was more accurate than the Gregorian one Europe adopted five centuries later; the quatrains that made him famous in the West arrived only in 1859, through Edward FitzGerald. The original miniature sold during Persian Miniatures from the Silk Road, Temirov's first solo exhibition at Art House SF, in May 2025.

Inspired by Persian poetry and history, the ancient art of miniature lives on with the artist from Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
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Recessed back-frame Bukhara, Uzbekistan

The original miniature sold during Persian Miniatures from the Silk Road, Feruz Temirov's first solo exhibition at Art House SF, in May 2025.

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