The Functions of Kamal al-Din Bihzad Based on His Paintings in the Timurid Period According to Jep Linte Welt's Narrative Discourse

This is an academic text about narrative in visual art, specifically painting. It examines how narratives about paintings are constructed by storytellers, who give voice to the pictorial world and convey it to viewers outside the image. The painter uses various narrative perspectives to express intentional thought about what lies within and outside the painting. The text discusses the narrator's role in narration, which involves representational, controlling, and interpretive functions. The passage appears to be the introduction to a research study, though the full scope of the research is not completed in the excerpt provided.