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This book offers a unique introduction to European and Near Eastern art and culture from the Renaissance onwards, exploring the exchange of artistic ideas between Europe and the Islamic world. The essays highlight the mutual influence between these two cultures and emphasize their shared classical heritage.

Table of Contents
Preface

A Fishing Party at the Court of William VI, Count of Holland, Zeeland and Hainault: Metz Unmuss

Four Tapestries after Hieronymus Bosch

Sannazaro and Mantegna

A Group of Florentine Drawings for an Altar

Huius nympha loci. A pseudo-classical Inscription and a Drawing by Durer

Durer, Leonardo and the Invention of the Ellipsograph

An Early Copy of the Battle of Anghiari

Forgeries of Marginal Drawings in the Style of Leonardo da Vinci

Engravings on Silver by Annibale Carracci

Gli Amori de' Carracci. Four Forgotten Paintings by Agostino Carracci

Van Dyck and Reni

A Gold Helmet made in Venice for Sultan Sulayman the Magnificent

Kunstlerische Beziehungen zwischen Prag und Persien zur Zeit Kaiser Rudolfs II. und Beiträge zur Geschichte seiner Sammlungen

The Turkish Dresses in the Costume-Book of Rubens (with Hilde Schueller Kurz)

Pictorial Records of Favart's Comedy "Les trois Sultanes"

The Strange History of an Alhambra Vase

Lion Masks with Rings in the West and in the East

Folding Chairs and Koran Stands

A Volume of Mughal Drawings and Miniatures

Libri cum characteribus ex nulla materia compositis

Bibliography of Otto Kurz

Index

The Decorative Arts of Europe The Islamic East

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      Publisher: Pindar Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/12/1977
      ISBN13: 9780906175002, 978-0906175002
      ISBN10: 906175003

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book offers a unique introduction to European and Near Eastern art and culture from the Renaissance onwards, exploring the exchange of artistic ideas between Europe and the Islamic world. The essays highlight the mutual influence between these two cultures and emphasize their shared classical heritage.

      Table of Contents
      Preface

      A Fishing Party at the Court of William VI, Count of Holland, Zeeland and Hainault: Metz Unmuss

      Four Tapestries after Hieronymus Bosch

      Sannazaro and Mantegna

      A Group of Florentine Drawings for an Altar

      Huius nympha loci. A pseudo-classical Inscription and a Drawing by Durer

      Durer, Leonardo and the Invention of the Ellipsograph

      An Early Copy of the Battle of Anghiari

      Forgeries of Marginal Drawings in the Style of Leonardo da Vinci

      Engravings on Silver by Annibale Carracci

      Gli Amori de' Carracci. Four Forgotten Paintings by Agostino Carracci

      Van Dyck and Reni

      A Gold Helmet made in Venice for Sultan Sulayman the Magnificent

      Kunstlerische Beziehungen zwischen Prag und Persien zur Zeit Kaiser Rudolfs II. und Beiträge zur Geschichte seiner Sammlungen

      The Turkish Dresses in the Costume-Book of Rubens (with Hilde Schueller Kurz)

      Pictorial Records of Favart's Comedy "Les trois Sultanes"

      The Strange History of an Alhambra Vase

      Lion Masks with Rings in the West and in the East

      Folding Chairs and Koran Stands

      A Volume of Mughal Drawings and Miniatures

      Libri cum characteribus ex nulla materia compositis

      Bibliography of Otto Kurz

      Index

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