Studies in Islamic art

This volume brings together twenty-four of Dr. Pinder-Wilson's studies on Islamic art, published over the last thirty years. These deal principally with the decorative arts - lustre pottery, bronze, jade and glass - a field in which the author is an eminent authority. The objects covered range...

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Main Author: Pinder-Wilson, Ralph (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Pindar Press 1985
Series:Selected studies in the history of art
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