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Islamic Art in the Ashmolean

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The Ashmolean Museum, amongst its myriad of treasures, hosts a world-famous collection of Islamic art. Stretching from Muslim Spain in the west to Muslim India in the east, the Islamic collection in the Department of Eastern Art is the principal focus for the teaching and research in Islamic art and archeology at Oxford University. It covers a wide range of media including ceramics, glass, metalwork, ivory, and painting, and is complemented by the rich resource in Islamic numismatics of the Heberden Coin Room.\r\nROBERT B. MASON. Defining Syrian Stonepaste Ceramics: Petrographic Analysis of Pottery from Ma\'arrat Al-Nu\'man. pg. 1\r\nPETER MORGAN. Some Far Eastern Elements in Coloured-ground Sultanabad Wares. pg. 19\r\nB. W. ROBINSON. Lacquer in the University of Oxford. pg. 45\r\nJENNIFER M. SCARCE. Yusuf and Zulaikha - Tilework Images of Passion pg. 63\r\nLAURE SOUSTIEL AND JAMES ALLAN. The Problem of Sljuq Monochrome Wares. pg. 85\r\nVERA TAMARI. Abbasid Blue-on-White Ware. pg. 117\r\nRACHEL WARD. Tradition and Innovation, Candlesticks made in Mamluk Cairo. pg. 147\r\nMARK ZEBROWSKI. The Butler Brass Ewer. pg. 159

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No. Panggil

750 G 1.v.1

Penerbit

Oxford : Oxford University Press., 1995

Deskripsi Fisik

W= 18,5cm, H= 25,5cm, P= 172

Bahasa

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-19-728020-X

Klasifikasi

750

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Tipe Pembawa

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Edisi

Volume X Part 2

Subjek

Seni Islam

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