Dictionary of Islamic architecture / Andrew Petersen.

Main entry:

Petersen, Andrew.

Title & Author:

Dictionary of Islamic architecture / Andrew Petersen.

Publication:

London ; New York : Routledge, 1996.

Description:

342 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Ajimez -- Allepo -- Arabesque -- Artesando -- Bijapur -- Bulgaria -- Byzantine -- Crusader Period -- Desert -- Fathy, Hassan -- Fez -- Gardens -- Ghana -- Granada -- Harem -- House -- Jerusalem -- Mamluk Architecture -- Minaret -- Mosaic -- Mosque of Amr -- Oman -- Pakistan -- Qatar -- Semahane -- Singapore -- Spain -- Taj Mahal -- Tomb of the Abasid Caliphs.

Summary:

This dictionary provides a range of artistic, archaeological, cultural, technical and biographical data for the entire geographical and chronological spread of Islamic architecture.

Resources:
Contributor biographical information
Publisher description

ISBN:

0415060842
9780415060844
9780203203873
0203203879

Subject:

Islamic architecture Dictionaries.
Architecture islamique Dictionnaires anglais.
Islamic architecture
Islamische Kunst
Architektur
Geschichte
Islam
Islamische Architektur
Wörterbuch
Islamitische bouwkunst.
Islamic architecture Encyclopedias.
Architecture islamique Dictionnaires.
Antiquités islamiques.
Islam Architecture.

Form/genre:

Encyclopedias.
Reference works
Dictionaries
Ouvrages de référence.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room 91919
Call No.: ID PLS NA380.P4 REF; ID:95-B656
Status: Available

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