Islamic Art and Architecture (Page 5 of 8)
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Llewellyn-Jones, Rosie |
Lucknow City of Illusion |
295 pages Prestel Publishers. Al Kazi Collection of photography is beautifully illustrated here to show the splendid architecture of Lucknow. £50 |
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Magowan, Robin and Gippreneiter, Vadim |
Fabled Cities of Central Asia |
Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva 1990 first UK edition. Hardback in dust wrapper. Beautifully illustrated in colour showing the fine architecture of these old Central Asian Cities. £40 |
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Michell George |
Architecture of the Islamic World its history and social meaning |
Hardback in dust wrapper in good condition but ex library. 700 illustration and 112 in Colour pages 288. £18 |
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Mele, Pietro Francesco |
Afghanistan |
7 pages of text, one chronology and 56 pages of black and white plates. Hardback circa 1960. Published by la Nuova Italia Florence. £35 |
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Michaud, Roland and Sabrina |
Afghanistan |
Hardback ex library a couple of the pages have been selotaped back into the book. The binding is rebound. With usual library stamps. £15 |
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Michaud, Roland and Sabrina |
Caravenes de Tartarie |
1977 hardback mint dust wrapper book is in French. Large coffee table book. £55 |
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Michaud, Roland and Sabrina |
Horsemen of Afghanistan |
Hardback first edition in dust wrapper. 1987 very good photos of buzkashi and a photographic record of the Turkmen way of life. Large coffee table book. £90 |
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Ministry of Planning of the Royal Government of Afghanistan |
Afghanistan Ancient Land with Modern Ways |
This book is a hardback large photographic book documenting Afghanistan of the 1960s, dust wrapper present. This is the Afghanistan of King Zahir Shah at the start of the swinging 1960s - a now vanished golden age of peace in Afghanistan. Women had until 1959 been required to wear the Chador this was abolished in 1959 and Afghan Women began to wear Western Dress without having to wear the Chador. The Photos below vividly illustrate Afghan Women in western Dress and in the professions such as Nursing. The book consists of 199 pages illustrated throughout with colour and black and white photos detailing the construction and modernisation of Afghanistan such as the building of Kandahar Airport, Women in a Music shop purchasing records, President Eisenhower landing at Kabul being greeted by Zahir Shah. The book is embossed with the gilt Royal Afghan Coat of Arms and is in English and Pashto. Size 28cmx22cm, published by the Ministry of Planning of the Royal Government of Afghanistan. |
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Mohamed Bashir |
The Arts of the Muslim Knight- The Furusiyya Art Foundation Collection |
416 pages Skira Publishers 2008. £45 |
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Morris James, Wood, Roger & Wright, Dennis |
Persia |
Thames and Hudson 1969 Hardback in dust wrapper. 216 pages. £30 |
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