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Islamic Art and Architecture in the Age of the Caliphs (7th-13th c. CE)Reference Works for the Islamic World (General) Reference Works for Islamic Art Selected Surveys Other Surveys Useful for Extensive Pictorial Content Course-Relevant Texts Journals Selected Collection and Major Exhibition Catalogs Bibliographies, Image Databases, Indexes and Abstracts Websites Online catalog: some broad subject headings for searching include: Architecture,
Islamic Also search using more specific terms, e.g. Umayyad* or Seljuk* or specific object types, e.g. Iznik pottery or kilims, or buildings e.g. Great Mosque or Alhambra. Reference Works for the Islamic World (General)Cambridge History of Islam. (2 vols.) Davis Ref. [DS35.6 .C3] Cambridge Illustrated History of the Islamic World. Davis Ref. [DS35.63 .R63 1996] An introductory yet scholarly work covering all aspects of the Islamic world. Encyclopedia of Islam. Volumes 1-9 (Davis Ref. CD-ROM--see also E.J. Brill's First Encyclopedia of Islam, 1913-1936, Davis Ref. [DS35.53 .E53 1993]) Gale Virtual Reference Library is a collection of 25 reference books and encyclopedias in electronic format. The titles cover a wide range of subjects, from the arts to medicine, and from multicultural studies to social science. Search the "Encyclopedia of Islam and the Muslim World." Historical Dictionary of Islam. Davis Ref. [BP50.A33 2001] Muslim Almanac. Davis Ref. [BP40 .M83 1996] A useful introduction to the Muslim world; see sections on arts and architecture. Includes B&W illustrations and bibliography. Oxford History of Islam. Davis [BP50 .O95 1999] Quick Reference: Understanding Islam (UNC Libraries Reference Department) Reference Works for Islamic ArtGrove Dictionary of Art, Art Ref. [N31 .D5 1996] See especially v. 16, pp. 94-560. This entry for Islamic Art is comprehensive, with extensive authoritative bibliographies and a chapter on historiography, the"history of Islamic art history". See also Grove Dictionary of Art Online, which has image links and updates to the text. Dictionary of Islamic Architecture, Art Ref. [NA380 .P43 1996]. Comprehensive for Islamic Architecture worldwide. Islamic Art Collections : an International Survey. Art Ref. [N6260 .I85 2000]. Sponsored by UNESCO, a comprehensive guide to museums in 41 countries, and to libraries with illuminated manuscript collections. Includes scope of collection and number of objects, including "objects of unique interest" as well as brief bibliographies of print collection catalogs. Timeline History of Islamic Art and Architecture, Art Ref. [N6260 .K48 2005]. Museum of Islamic Art, Art Ref. [N6264.G3 B465 2003]. Selected Surveys
Baer, Eva. The Human Figure in Islamic Art: Inheritances and
Islamic Transformations. [N7625.5 .B34 2004] Other Surveys Useful for Extensive Pictorial ContentDie Kunst des Islam . Art Ref. [N6260 .S68] A scholarly work in German, useful for non-readers of German for its more than 400 plates (B&W and color) , plans and bibliographies. Islam: Art and Architecture. Art Reserve, [N6260 .I725 2000] A heavily-illustrated popular work. L'art Arabe D'Après Les Monuments Du Kaire Depuis Le VIIe Siècle Jusqu'à La Fin Du XVIIIe . Art Library Shelved Flat. [N7383 .P9 1973] A work in three volumes: a main text and two atlases with large black and white plates of architecture, floorplans and decorations. Course-Relevant TextsUmayyad Caliphate
The Umayyads: The Rise of Islamic Art. [N6260. U43 2000] Abbasid Caliphate
The Abbasid Tradition: Qur'ans of the 8th to 10th Centuries. v.1 Art Oversize [N6264 .G7 L667 1992]
Agha. The Revolution Which Toppled the Umayyads: Neither Arab nor Abbasid. Davis [DS38.6 .A35 2003]
Ahsan. Social Life Under the Abbasids. Davis [DS36.855 .A35]
Creswell. Early Muslim Architecture. [NA381 .C72 1979]
Guthrie. Arab Social Life in the Middle Ages: An Illustrated Study. Davis [ND3399 .H26 G88 1995]
Kennedy. The Court of the Caliphs: The Rise and Fall of Islam's Greatest Dynasty. UG [DS36.85 .K36 2004]
Kennedy. The Early Abbasid Caliphate: A Political History. Davis [DS38.6 .K46]
The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art. Art Oversize [N6264.G7 L667 1992]
Walker. A Catalogue of the Arab-Sassanian Coins: (Umaiyad Governors in the East, Arab-Ephthalites, Abbasid
Governors in Tabaristan and Bukhara). Davis [CJ3404.L6 A5 1967]
Watson. Ceramics from Islamic Lands. [NK3880 .W38 2004]
Fatimid Caliphate
Barrucand. L'Egypte Fatimide: Son Art et Son Histoire: Actes de colloque organise a Paris les 28, 29 et 30 Mai 1998.
[NK1270 .E497 1999]
Bierman. Writing Signs: The Fatimid Public Text. Davis [P211.3 .E3 B54 1998]. (Also via NetLibrary)
Brett. The Rise of the Fatimids: The World of the Mediterranean and the Middle East in the Fourth Century of the Hejira,
Tenth Century CE. Davis [DT173 .B74 2004]
Contadini. Fatimid Art: at the Victoria & Albert Museum. [N7381 .C658 1998]
Cortese. Women and the Fatimids in the World of Islam. Davis [HQ1170 .C78 2006]
Creswell. The Muslim Architecture of Egypt. [NA1581 .C7 1978]
Pahlitsch and Korn (editors). Governing the Holy City: The Interaction of Scoial Groups in Jerusalem Between
the Fatimid and the Ottoman Period. Davis [DS109.92 .G68 2004]
Sanders. Ritual, Politics, and the City in Fatimid Cairo. Davis [DT146 .S26 1994]
Shalem. The Oliphant: Islamic Objects in Historical Context. [NK5870 .S53 2004]
Walker. Exploring an Islamic Empire: Fatimid History and its Sources. Davis [DT173 .W35 2001]
Watson. Ceramics from Islamic Lands. [NK3880 .W38 2004]
VIDEORECORDING Cairo: 1001 Years ofIslamic Art and Architecture. Media Resources Center at UG [65-V7621]
The Seljuks
The Anatolian Civilisations [exhibition] Istanbul, May 22-October 30, 1983. [DR431 .A538 1983]
Ertug. The Seljuks: A Journey Through Anatolian Architecture . Art Oversize [NA1363 .S45 1991]
Klausner. The Seljuk Vezirate: A Study of Civil Administration, 1055-1194. Davis [DS27 .K55]
Koprulu. The Seljuks of Anatolia: Their History and Culture According to Local Muslim Sources.
Davis [DS27 .K5813 1992]
Redford. Landscape and the State in Medieval Anatolia: Seljuk Gardens and Pavillions of Alanya, Turkey.
Davis Folio [DR738.5 .A43 R43 2000]
Safi. The Politics of Knowledge in Premodern Islam: Negotiating Ideology and Religious Inquiry. Davis [DS27 .S25 2006]
Shimizu. Bibliography of Saljuq Studies. Davis [Z3014 .H55 S53]
Stierlin. Turkey : from the Selçuks to the Ottoman. [NA1361 .T87 1998]
Tadgell. Four Caliphates: The Formation and Development of the Islamic Tradition. [NA380 .T33 1998]
Unsal. Turkish Islamic Architecture in Seljuk and Ottoman Times 1071-1923. [NA1465 .U53 1970]
Archives of Asian
Art al-Andalus : the Art of Islamic Spain.
[N7103 .A4 1992] A landmark exhibition. The
Media Resources Center has a video on the same subject. The Nasser D.
Khalili Collection of Islamic Art. Art Oversize,
[N6264.G7 L667 1992] Multiple volumes dealing with
manuscripts, painting, decorative arts,
etc. The Victoria &
Albert Museum Collection.
CAMIO offers rights-cleared, high-quality art
images for class projects, art history and studio art programs,
course Web sites, lectures, presentations, and research resources.
Casselman Archive of Islamic and Mudejar Architecture in Spain Creswell, K. A. C.
A Bibliography of the Architecture, Arts, and
Crafts of Islam. Art Reference [Z5956.I8 C741]
(also Davis). The major bibliography for Islamic art,
to be updated soon. Also available as a
website. The Creswell
Archive: the Creswell Photographic Archive
Index Islamicus Mamluk
Bibliography at the Middle East Document Center,
University of Chicago. The Mamluk Bibliography is an
on-going project of the Middle East Documentation
Center at the University of Chicago, the aim of which
is to compile comprehensive bibliographies of all
primary sources relating to the Mamluk sultanate of
Egypt and Syria, as well as all research and
discussion--scholarly and popular--germane to the
subject. Carolina Duke Emory Institute for the Study of
Islam
Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern
Studies. Includes useful links for
architecture.
Mamluk Studies Resources A cluster of resources provided by the
University of Chicago Middle East Documentation Center - includes a
preview of the
Chicago Online Encyclopedia of Mamluk Studies.
Middle East Virtual Library (MENALIB) Includes a major
portal, the ALMISBAH database of online resources, as
well as a periodical contents database. See "Source
Type" catalog for links to museums.
Oxford Center for Islamic Studies
Selected Islamic Art
Sites Aga Khan
Program for Islamic Architecture (Harvard) ArchNet
Islamic Arts and
Architecture is a gateway to selected museums, a
bibliography and other resources. Islamic Art, Music, And Architecture Around
The World Islamic Art
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