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Islamic Art
London, Thames and Hudson 1965 286pp.richly illustrated (in bl/w and colour), blue cloth, dustwrapper, 21cm., X56351
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5 book(s) with the same title
Lacquer of the Islamic Lands. The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume XXII, Part I
Khalili, Nasser D. and B.W. Robinson: Lacquer of the Islamic Lands. London: 1997. Series: The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume XXII, Part I. 280 pages with 110 colour plates. Hard cover. 35.5x25.5cms. Major new study of Islamic lacquer, cataloguing and illustrating all 450 objects in the Nasser D. Khalili Collection, the largest and most important Islamic lacquer collection in the world. Part I covers the period up until 1820, Part II from 1820 and beyond.
Major new study of Islamic lacquer, cataloguing and illustrating all 450 objects in the Nasser D. Khalili Collection, the largest and most important Islamic lacquer collection in the world. Part I covers the period up until 1820, Part II from 1820 and beyond. Text in English
Cobalt and Lustre. The First Centuries of Islamic Pottery. IX. The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume IX
Grube, Ernst J: Cobalt and Lustre. The First Centuries of Islamic Pottery. IX. London: 1994. Series: The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume IX. 348 pages, illustrated throughout in colour. Hardback. 25.6x25.5cms. Catalogue of the Nasser D. Khalili Collection of pottery from the Islamic world, comprising some 2,000 items. Examples grouped into the main categories of: pottery of the Umayyad and Abbasid periods; the pottery of Khurasan; Sgraffiato wares; monochrome-glazed wares of the pre-Saljuq period; Fatimid pottery; Iranian stone-paste pottery of the Saljuq period; the fine wares of Ayybid Syria; Bamiyan and Afghan wares. With bibliography, index.
Catalogue of the Nasser D. Khalili Collection of pottery from the Islamic world, comprising some 2,000 items. Examples grouped into the main categories of: pottery of the Umayyad and Abbasid periods; the pottery of Khurasan; Sgraffiato wares; monochrome-glazed wares of the pre-Saljuq period; Fatimid pottery; Iranian stone-paste pottery of the Saljuq period; the fine wares of Ayybid Syria; Bamiyan and Afghan wares. With bibliography, index. Text in English
Glass. From Sasanian Antecedents to European Imitations. XV. The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume XV
Goldstein, Sidney M: Glass. From Sasanian Antecedents to European Imitations. XV. London: 2005. Series: The Nasser D Khalili Collection of Islamic Art; Volume XV. 384 pages with 343 colour illustrations and 338 line drawings. Hardback in a slipcase. 36.4x26.5cms. Over 300 pre-Islamic and Islamic glass objects are grouped according to the major techniques of manufacture and decoration; the development of glassmaking technology from its Byzantine and Sasanian origins to the 20th century is chronologically described and illustrated - among them, carved, mould-formed and enamelled objects.
Over 300 pre-Islamic and Islamic glass objects are grouped according to the major techniques of manufacture and decoration; the development of glassmaking technology from its Byzantine and Sasanian origins to the 20th century is chronologically described and illustrated - among them, carved, mould-formed and enamelled objects. Text in English
Islamic art. Volumes I-VI
Islamic art. Volumes I-VI. 1981-2009. Published: Genoa : Bruschettini Foundation for Islamic and Asian Art & New York : Islamic Art Foundation. Suspended 1993-2000. ISSN 0739-3261. Paperback. 29.5x21.5cms.
Silk, 13th to 18th centuries : treasures from the Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar
Thompson, Jon,: Silk, 13th to 18th centuries : treasures from the Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar. 2004. 96 pages, richly illustrated in colour. Hardback. 35 x 25cms. Collection of 13th-18th century silk textiles, velvets, and a 14th-15th century silk carpet in the collection of the Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar in Doha.
Collection of 13th-18th century silk textiles, velvets, and a 14th-15th century silk carpet in the collection of the Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar in Doha.
