Persian Verses (verso)
The image shows a yellowed, aged piece of paper with Persian script. The paper is divided into six sections by two intersecting lines. The top and bottom sections have three sections each. The top left, top right and bottom left contain black writing. The bottom right section appears blank except for some illegible writing. A colorful design consisting of blue, red, and gold is visible at the intersection of the dividing lines. The border is blue with gold accents. The background of the image is white. The image is titled "Persian Verses (verso)" by an unknown artist.
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- 447 × 893 px
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