English: A fine miniature depicting a nobleman with a Shah ‘Abbas moustache standing in a landscape has been pasted to the outer face of the board and varnished. It is surrounded by a border of reddish-brown leather. The doublure has been painted black and ruled in gold with a frame design. The miniature is dated 1086 AH (1675–6 AD), but the binding may have been assembled at a later date; in the process the painting was cut down, as is shown by the loss of the nobleman’s feet. As was his wont, Shaykh ‘Abbasi signed the painting within a cartouche, on the natural ground of the paper, employing the phrase, Baha girift chu gardid Shaykh ‘abbasi (‘Shaykh acquired value when he became an ‘abbasi’). Another version of this painting introduces this person as Shah Suleiman Safavid.