miércoles, 30 de julio de 2014
Grabados, cultura islámica
Manuscript illumination with depiction of demon strangling a patient. Country of Origin: Egypt Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluke. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo . Location: 02.
Page from a manuscript depicting use of scales. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo Location: 02
Islamic manuscript with mathematical calculations. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Horses mating. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Page from a manuscript depicting use of scales. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo Location: 02
Islamic manuscript with mathematical calculations. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Horses mating. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Detail of tethered horse. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from a copy of 'The Book of Fixed Stars', written originally by the great Muslim astronomer Adb al-Rahman Umar al-Sufi. Based on Ptolemy's astrological observations it also includes Islamic advances in astromony. Aquarius. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Fatimid. Material Size: Colours and gold leaf on paper. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from a copy of 'The Book of Fixed Stars', written originally by the great Muslim astronomer Adb al-Rahman Umar al-Sufi. Based on Ptolemy's astrological observations it also includes Islamic advances in astromony. Taurus. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Fatimid. Material Size: Colours and gold leaf on paper. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from a copy of 'The Book of Fixed Stars', written originally by the great Muslim astronomer Adb al-Rahman Umar al-Sufi. Based on Ptolemy's astrological observations it also includes Islamic advances in astromony. Gemini or the Twins. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Fatimid. Material Size: Colours and gold leaf on paper. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from a copy of 'The Book of Fixed Stars', written originally by the great Muslim astronomer Adb al-Rahman Umar al-Sufi. Based on Ptolemy's astrological observations it also includes Islamic advances in astronomy. Lupus. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Fatimid. Material Size: Colours and gold leaf on paper. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
Illustration from Nihayat al-Sul, a Mamluk manual on horsemanship. The Mamluk cavalry underwent long-term training, regularly practiced in the hippodromes. Their horses were Arabian steeds. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Islamic. Date/Period: Mamluk, 14th C. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ National Library, Cairo. Location: 02
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