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Series: Colloquies on Art and Archaeology in Asia (10).

Series: Colloquies on Art and Archaeology in Asia (10).

Volume 14 Issue 2. Between China and Iran: Paintin. Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 March 2016.

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Ernst J. Grube (9 May 1932 in Kufstein, Austria − 12 June 2011 in London) was a German historian of Islamic art and the first curator of the Islamic collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Born in Austria to German parents, Grube returned to Germany in 1933. He attended the Schiller Gymnasium in Berlin. In 1955 Grube obtained a doctorate from the Freie Universität Berlin.

Ernst J Grube received a doctorate from the Freie Universitaet in Berlin in 1955 . A prize-winning volume on the themes of Iranian painting, Peerless Images, was published in 2002.

Ernst J Grube received a doctorate from the Freie Universitaet in Berlin in 1955 and then was assistant to Ernst Kuehnel at the Staatliche Museen. Eleanor Sims has a doctorate in Islamic art history from the Institute of Fine Arts in New York City and has worked in the Islamic Department of The Metropolitan Museum.

Between China and Iran; Paintings from Four Istanbul Albums. Timur and Princely Vision: Persian Art and Culture in the Fifteenth Century. The Problem of the Istanbul Album Paintings. In Between China and Iran; Paintings from Four Istanbul Albums. Artist and Guild Life in the Later Safavid Period.

Founded by Ernst J. Grube in 1980, it was modelled on the distinguished . Grube in 1980, it was modelled on the distinguished (but long-defunct) journal "Ars Islamica".

He assembled two albums and compiled a Falnāma (Book of Omens) for .

He assembled two albums and compiled a Falnāma (Book of Omens) for Sultan Ahmed I (r. 1603–17). Among these, only one of the albums consisted of calligraphies and images provided by the sultan himself, while the others were assembled from works chosen by Kalender, probably from his personal collection. 4a see Filiz Çağman On the Contents of the Four Istanbul Albums H. 2154 and 2160 in Between China and Iran: Paintings from Four Istanbul Albums; A Colloquy Held 23–26 June 1980 ed. Ernst. J. Grube and Eleanor Sims (New York 1985) 34 fig. 16. 37. Grube (author,other), Eleanor Sims (author,other), Gewza Fehervari (author), Barbara Brend (other) .