بازدیدکنندگان از آثار چشم‌نواز عکس می‌گیرند، از کاشی‌کاری‌های مدرن گرفته تا مجسمه‌های انتزاعی.

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How exactly does the phrase از ... گرفته تا work to mean "ranging from ... to ..."?
This is a fixed correlative structure. از means "from" and تا means "to." The word گرفته is the past participle of گرفتن (to take). Literally, the structure translates as "taken from [X] up to [Y]." In natural English, this acts just like "ranging from [X] to [Y]" to show an inclusive range of examples.
Why is the "ranging from... to..." phrase placed at the very end of the sentence, after the main verb?
In Farsi, long descriptive expansions are often moved to the end of the sentence, after the verb. If you placed the entire از کاشی‌کاری‌های... phrase right after the noun it modifies (آثار), the main verb (عکس می‌گیرند) would be pushed too far back, making the sentence clunky. Tacking it on as an afterthought after the verb is standard Farsi style.
The word for "artworks" is آثار. What is its singular form?
The singular form is اثر, which means a "work" (as in a work of art), an "effect," or a "trace." آثار is an Arabic broken plural, meaning the word's internal structure changes to make it plural rather than using a standard Farsi plural suffix like ها.
How is the adjective چشم‌نواز formed?
It is a compound adjective. چشم means "eye," and نواز is the present stem of the verb نواختن (to caress, soothe, or play an instrument). So, چشم‌نواز literally means "eye-caressing" or "soothing to the eyes," which we translate as "eye-catching" or "visually pleasing."
Why do we use the preposition از before the artworks?
The compound verb عکس گرفتن (to take a photo) requires the preposition از (from) to introduce the subject being photographed. While in English you take a photo of something, in Farsi you take a photo from something.

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