This book explores how collecting and scholarship in the field of Islamic Art developed between c.1850 and c.1950, the period when the intellectual foundations for the study of Islamic art were established. Stephen Vernoit outlines the formation of collections, the role of exhibitions, museums and libraries, the growth of the art market, and the emergence of scholarship.
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Stephen Vernoit lectures in Islamic history and art at Al-Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco.
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artistique des peuples, arts musulmans, manuscrits orientaux, enamelled glass, manuscrits arabes, early republican era, oriental department, national pavilions, oriental manuscripts, loan exhibition, orientalist scholars Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
British Museum, South Kensington Museum, New York, Ugo Monneret de Villard, Topkapi Palace, United States, Middle East, Richard Ettinghausen, First World War, Louis Massignon, Exposition Universelle, Ottoman Empire, Ernst Herzfeld, Friedrich Sarre, Metropolitan Museum, Central Asia, Gaston Migeon, Great Exhibition, Oleg Grabar, Second World War, Lagonikos Collection, Laurence Binyon, Henri Vever, Museum of Arab Art, Arthur Upham Pope New!
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artistique des peuples, arts musulmans, manuscrits orientaux, enamelled glass, manuscrits arabes, early republican era, oriental department, national pavilions, oriental manuscripts, loan exhibition, orientalist scholars Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
British Museum, South Kensington Museum, New York, Ugo Monneret de Villard, Topkapi Palace, United States, Middle East, Richard Ettinghausen, First World War, Louis Massignon, Exposition Universelle, Ottoman Empire, Ernst Herzfeld, Friedrich Sarre, Metropolitan Museum, Central Asia, Gaston Migeon, Great Exhibition, Oleg Grabar, Second World War, Lagonikos Collection, Laurence Binyon, Henri Vever, Museum of Arab Art, Arthur Upham Pope New!
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- The Grammar of Ornament by Owen Jones on 6 pages
- Indian Painting by Percy Brown on 4 pages
- Persian Miniature Painting by Laurence Binyon on 4 pages
- The Museum: Behind the Scenes at the British Museum by Rupert Smith on page 13, page 55, and page 13
- Painting in Islam by T.W. Arnold on page 63, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
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