Bukhara, Uzbekistan – Late 20th Century Watercolor Painting of the Po-I-Kalyan Ensemble, Framed

Small watercolor, in the modern orientalism style, depicting the Po-i-Kalyan ensemble in the heart of Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
Signed by Anzor Salye in the lower left; piece is not dated.

Dimensions:
• Outside of frame: Height 9.5” x Width 12.5”
• Edges of art: Height 5.5” x Width 2”

The Po-i-Kalyan comprises three buildings, center to right:
1) Mir-i-Arab Madrasa – 16th century; a striking college with intricate tile patterns & a vast hall that shares its courtyard with a mosque;
2) Kalon Minaret – 12th century; one of the most prominent landmarks in the city; 150 ft tall;
3) Kalan Mosque – 16th century; is the biggest mosque in Bukhara and the second-largest historical mosque in Central Asia.

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