Western Islamic Architecture: A Concise Introduction
by
John D. Hoag
Profusely illustrated critical appraisal vividly describes the glories of world architecture, from Spain and Egypt to other areas of the Middle East. Captioned drawings, maps, and photographs contrast, for example, the internal ornamentation of Spain's Alhambra with the austerity of Egypt's Mosque of Ibn Tulun, comparing both to the Ottoman mosques built in Turkey.
Paperback, 128 pages
Published
February 11th 2005
by Dover Publications
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