The Oriental obsession: Islamic inspiration in British and American art and architecture, 1500-1920

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List of illustrations Preface Introduction 1. 1500 to 1660: the growing impetus 2. 1660 to 1750: the connoisseurs of spectacle 3. 1750 to 1820: models east of Rome 4. After 1820: the painters' vision 5. After 1850: the design reformers 6. The American story Conclusion Appendices Notes Bibliography Index.

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