8vo. 63 pp, [1], 14 b/w plates hors text, 29 figures in text, publisher’s original wrappers, small chips at spine, otherwise copy clean & in very good condition, Librairie d’Art Ducher, Paris, second edition, 1926.

Synopsis

The author discusses the general character of Islamic art, its elements in architecture, decoration, mosques, and madrasas. He also divides the trends of Islamic arts into five schools, Syria and Egypt, Al-Maghreb, the Persian school, the Ottoman, and the Indo-Musulma.
Bibliographic reference: Creswell, 9.