Formal structure in Islamic architecture of Iran and Turkistan

Klaus Herdeg · Oleg Grabar

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Like its companion volume about Indian architecture (see NA1501), this volume presents the meticulous work of Herdeg and his students this time illustrating and explicating the great monuments of Islamic architecture in Iran and Tukestan. With some 150 measured drawings and analytical diagrams and

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