About the series
In Persian houses and mosques the orosi — tall sash windows of coloured glass — turn daylight into colour.
These photographs follow that light as it falls on carpets, stone floors and water in Shiraz, Tehran and Kashan.
Mohammadreza Domiri GanjiVISeries — Orosi
Plates I to VI
6 photographs, colour and light through stained glass
- Place
- Iran
- Photographs
- 6
- Subject
- Colour and light through stained glass
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Pl. INasir al-Mulk Mosque — morning light through the orosiShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 1 of 6 -
Pl. IIColoured light across a hallKashan, IranView the photographPlate 2 of 6 -
Pl. IIIGolestan Palace, a Qajar room with orosi windowsTehran, IranView the photographPlate 3 of 6 -
Pl. IVEram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the poolShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 4 of 6 -
Pl. VColumns, colours and lightShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 5 of 6 -
Pl. VIStained glass mirrored in the floorShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 6 of 6
List of works
Pl. INasir al-Mulk Mosque — morning light through the orosi
Pl. IIColoured light across a hall
Pl. IIIGolestan Palace, a Qajar room with orosi windows
Pl. IVEram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the pool
Pl. VColumns, colours and light
Pl. VIStained glass mirrored in the floor
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Other series
Iran · Paris · Versailles · Lyon
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Series VIIPardis — The Persian GardenWater, pools and pavilionsEnter the series -
Series VIIILenj — Wooden Boats of the Persian GulfShipyard, boats and crewsEnter the series -
GalleryCeilingsDomes, vaults and painted ceilings, seen from their centreOpen the gallery