A Comparative study of the artistic traditions of ancient Persia(Sassanid) and tablet graphics of Shahnameh Qavam-al-Din Hassan in 14th AD century

Facing cultural and political domination of the Mongols in the 13th and 14th AD centuries, Shiraz and art schools were spared the Mongol invasion the range. In order to confront the artistic and cultural domination of the aggressors, Al Injou rulers who were literate revived cultural and artistic traditions of ancient Persia and hidden heritage in this great civilization once again. The results of this approach have been manifested as in works of this period especially “Shahn ameh Qavam-al-Din Hassan” in 741AD. In this article the researchers try to check the Qavameddin Shahnama tablet graphics and compare them with the artistic traditions of ancient Persia (Sassanid era), to find and distinguish their simi larities and finally the amount of influence that these two tablet graphics have accepted by some current principles and practices of Sassanid art. The present research through comparing the similarities between these two artistic structures provides a great deal of thematic and structural contributions that are more significant than their differences. The research method of this research is descriptive-analytical and the method of collecting materials is also a library research.