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The 12 pages that link to Manuscript illumination, each with the reason it gives.

• Ottoman miniatureRelated: Illumination often framed miniatures within the same decorated manuscript page.

• Indian miniature paintingRelated: Illustrated manuscripts were among the central settings for early court painting and collaborative production.

• Roman de la RoseRelated: The poem’s surviving illustrated manuscripts show how scribes and patrons visualized its allegorical world.

• BestiaryRelated: Bestiary illustrations are a specialized use of this broader manuscript art.

• J. Paul Getty MuseumRelated: Illuminated manuscripts are among the distinctive works represented in the Getty’s European collection.

• OrpimentRelated: Orpiment supplied vivid yellow passages in medieval and early modern manuscripts.

• Mir Sayyid AliRelated: Court manuscripts provided the principal setting for the collaborative painting associated with his workshop.

• Rashid al-Din HamadaniRelated: Illustrated copies of his history are valued sources for the art and material culture of the period.

• Abd al-SamadRelated: The imperial atelier applied this book-making tradition to Mughal commissions.

• Hossein BehzadRelated: Miniature painting developed closely alongside the illustrated Persian manuscript.

• Lead(II,IV) oxideRelated: Minium supplied a red-orange color in historical manuscript decoration.