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Soft cover. Etat : Good. First Edition. xii, 119 pp of French text, 12 b/w plates, 69 pp of Arabic text, 18 b/w illustrations in text, half-title, biblio, title printed in French & Arabic, Unopened, publisher's original wrappers, lightly soiled with small cut at lower margin, otherwise copy inside clean & in very good condition, Memoires presentes a L'Institut D'Egypte, Tome 56. A study of the Arabic miniatures illustrating "Kitab al-Aghani" of Abi al-Faraj al-Asfahani. [Creswell Supplement I, 296].

4°, XIX/106/51 S./pp., XXXII Tafeln / plates, Originalbroschur (publisher's paper covers), gutes Exemplar (fine), (Mémoires présentée de l'Istitut d'Égypte 51), Sprache: französisch.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. XIX, 106 pp. colour Arabic frontispiece miniature + 39 pp of Arabic text, 32 b/w plates, 30 figures in text, index. Memoires presentes a L'Institut D'Egypte et publies sous les auspices de Sa Majeste Farouk 1er, Roi D'Egypte, Tome 51. PAPER BACK Binding as published. Cover slightly faded otherwise copy clean and in very good condition.The first study by an Arab on the miniatures illustrating the famous work of "Maqamat al-Hariri". The author considers that the Baghdadi school of illumination is the best example of the importance of religious painting in Islam. [ Creswell, 658]. Seller Inventory #22052.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. XII, 119 pp of French text + 67 pp of Arabic text; 15 b/w plates, 18 b/w illustrations in text, biblio, title printed in French & Arabic. From the Memoires presentes a L'Institut d'Egypte series Tome 56. PAPER BACK Binding as published, cover slightly soiled otherwise copy clean and in very good condition. A study of the Arabic miniatures illustrating "Kitab al-Aghani" of Abi al-Faraj al-Asfahani. [Creswell Supplement I, 296]. #22053.

20 août 1952, in-8 broché, couverture illustrée, 38pp; exemplaire sur papier chiffon du Marais, numéroté ( un des 900 ex. ); envoi à Charles de Bourbon - très bon état.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. First Edition. xix, 106 pp., of French text, 32 b/w plates, 38 pp., of Arabic text, 30 figures in text, half-title, colour miniature frontispiece, publisher's original wrappers, faded with light shelf wear, biblio, index, Unopened, Memoires Presentes a L'Institut D'Egypte, Tome 51, copy inside clean & in ver good condition. The first study by an Arab on the miniatures illustrating the famous work of "Maqamat al-Hariri". the author consider that the Baghdadi school of illumination is the best example of the importance of religious painting in Islam. [ Creswell, 658]. 8285.

broschiert, 0. zahlr. Abbildungen, broschiert, altersbedingt gebräunt, kleine Randläsuren, 0,700 kg.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. xvi, 56 pp., of French text, 5 colour plates tipped in, 12 pp., of Arabic text, 21 b/w plates, 12 b/w figures, modern hard back binding, new endpapers, title in Arabic and French, title gilt on spine, original wrappers preserved, previous owner's inscription on front fly leaf, biblio, errata slip, original cover soiled and slightly rubbed, otherwise copy clean & in very good condition, Art Islamique Series Tome II. A presentation copy signed and dated by the author on half title page. The Paris Kitab al-Diryaq manuscript, arabe 2964 at the Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris must have been an extraordinary work of art when it was completed in rabi' alawwal 595 A.H., January 1199 C.E., by "the weakest of the slaves of God," as he calls himself in the colophon. His name is Muhammad ibn Abi al-Fath 'Abd al-Wahid and he came from a family of pious and learned men, and somehow connected with the organization of the pilgrimage to Mekkah. As it exists today, the manuscript is incomplete and its remaining folios have been assembled into a book at a much later time without consideration for their original sequence. Nothing is said in the preserved folios about where the manuscript was copied, illustrated, and decorated. The sense of my observations suggests that the Kitab al-Diryaq was made for the private enjoyment of a learned religious and social leader who may not have cared much for the subjects depicted but who enjoyed the rich succession of beautiful pages offering surprise after surprise and who felt that a fancy pharmaceutical book is appropriate for his collection, perhaps because he was interested in popular science, but not necessarily so. The whole manuscript is and was meant to be a work of art rather than a work of science or of learning. And we may be allowed to fantasize that some of the personages represented are dressed in the manner of members of a family or of a group, one of whom may have been bitten by a snake. The greater quality of the writing when compared to the painting may well be the result of a longer experience with the practice of calligraphy than with the art of representation. This puts us in the realm of hypotheses. Where could a family or a group such as the one outlined here have existed? It has to have been a large city with an administrative and religious tradition, probably connected with the Iranian world, because of so many parallels with later Iranian examples of an urban art like that of ceramics, but also aware of the Byzantine-inspired Christian world which maintained the memory of learning and which could furnish examples of illustrated pseudo-scientific manuscripts. For these reasons, as has been proposed before, a city in the rich and tumultuous zone involving Azerbayjan, Western Iran, the Jazirah, even Iraq or Anatolia, may indeed be a preferred locale for the making and appreciation of this manuscript. But in the mercantile world of the time, when artisans and merchants moved easily and members of the same family settled in different cities of a Muslim cultural world in full expansion, the specific cultural milieu for this manuscript can in fact be imagined in many urban centers from Cairo in Egypt to Heart in Afghanistan. The Paris Kitâb al-Diryâq. An Essay in Interpretation by Oleg Grabar]. #35135. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Etat : Sehr gut. original cloth, pp. 280, 36 fine plates (plus frontispiece photograph of Ernst Herzfeld); outside and internally at least vg condition;

A4 Paperback. Hand Made Paper. Sl. Scuffed. Inscription ( Author ) Good.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 1 vol. (XVI-56-12 p.-XXI of plates) : illustrated in B&W & colour, facsimiles. ; 28 cm. Errata slip loosely inserted. The plates follow each other from right to left according to the layout of the Arabic sheets.

Institut Français de Damas, 1957. In-8 br., pp. 78 à 109, 9 pp. de texte arabe, VIII planches en noir hors-texte. /110A Bon ex.

Le Caire - Imprimerie Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, 1948. 106 pages + XXXII planches hors texte + 40 pages de texte arabe. Avec des illustrations dans le texte. Frontispice en couleurs. Broché. Couverture tachée, rousseurs, état correct. Envoi de l'auteur.

Folio, XII,118 p., XII láms., más págs. en árabe sin numeración romana. Media piel reciente, nervios, tejuelo, florones. Cubierta original. [Ref. C12N274]. Estudio de un manuscrito árabe y de los signos cristianos presentes en sus miniaturas, que recogen imágenes femeninas de la vida monacal, indumentaria occidental, o incluso la cruz cristiana. Sigue al estudio, la edición en lengua árabe del manuscrito. Literatura árabe. Islam. Arabic literature.

Le Caire, IFAO, 1953. In-4 broché, 56 pp., 5 ill. h.-t. en coul. contrecollées dont le front., 21 pl. en n/b., 13 fig. en n/b. in-t., bibliographie. Ex. non coupé. Publications IFAO du Caire sous la direction de Charles Kuentz - Art islamique, 2. /44F Couv. lég. défraîchie, très bon ex.

Mémoires de l'Institut d'Egypte 56, IFAO, Le Caire, 1961. First edition. In-4, xii & 118 pages in French, 68 pages in Arabic, 12 plates. Bound in a beautiful modern brown half-leather with cloth boards, a fine copy. From the library of Egyptologist Sami Gabra. Language: French/Français - Arabic. This book ships from Europe, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (BCI). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Medieval & Modern Egypt, Language, Texts & Writing, Religion & Magic.

Mémoires de l'Institut d'Egypte 56, IFAO, Le Caire, 1961. First edition. In-4, xii & 118 pages in French, 68 pages in Arabic, 12 plates. Modern half-leather, a fine copy. From the library of Egyptologist Charles Cornell Van Siclen III (VSX). Language: French/Français - Arabic. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Medieval & Modern Egypt, Language, Texts & Writing, Religion & Magic.