Art of Islam, Language and Meaning

Titus Burckhardt · Seyyed Hossein Nasr · Jean-Louis Michon

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Called the definitive book on Islamic Art by S.H. Nasr, this beautifully illustrated masterpiece is presented in a revised, full colour, commemorative edition containing 285 new colour photos and a new Introduction. Burckhardt provides an in-depth analysis of Islamic architecture, from Spain and Morocco to Persia and India and examines Koranic calligraphy and illumination, arabesque, carpets, rugs, Persian miniatures, and much more.

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