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Islamic art

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The art of Islam

Nurhan Atasoy, Michael Rogers, Afif Bahnassi

1990

The Arts of Persia

R. W. Ferrier

1989

Islamic Aesthetics

Oliver Leaman

2004

Guide to the collections

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)

1922

Splendours of an Islamic world

Henri Stierlin, Anne Stierlin

1997

Islamic Design

Daud Sutton

2007

Islamic arts from Spain

Mariam Rosser-Owen

2010

Islamic inscriptions

Sheila Blair

1998

Islamic art & architecture

Kühnel, Ernst

1966

Islamic art and architecture

Henri Stierlin

2002

Islam and the Heroic Image

John Renard

1993

The Arabs in Europe

Gabriele Crespi

1986

Metalwork in medieval Islamic art

Eva Baer

1983

Sphinxes and harpies in medieval Islamic art

Eva Baer

1965

Arts of the City Victorious

Jonathan M. Bloom

2008

Islamic Art

Janey Levy

2006

The art of the Saracens in Egypt

Stanley Lane-Poole

1886

Abraham in Medieval Christian, Islamic, and Jewish Art

Colum Hourihane (ed.)

2013

Art and architecture in the Islamic tradition

Mohammed Hamdouni Alami

2011

Islamic art and architecture

Robert Hillenbrand

1999

The world of Ottoman art

Levey, Michael.

1975

Metalwork And Material Culture In The Islamic World Art Craft And Text Essays Presented To James W Allan

Mariam Rosser-Owen

2012

The Grove encyclopedia of Islamic art and architecture

Jonathan Bloom

2009

Iran

Gianroberto Scarcia, Giovanni Curatola

2007

The Arts of the Mamluks in Egypt and Syria: Evolution and Impact (Mamluk Studies)

Doris Behrens-Abouseif

2012

Constantinople

David Talbot Rice

1965

Oriental art

Jeannine Auboyer

1980

The art and architecture of Islam 650-1250

Richard Ettinghausen

1987

Art of Islam

Carel J. du Ry van Beest Holle

1971

The Formation of Islamic Art

Oleg Grabar

1973

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