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Perpetual Glory: Medieval Islamic Ceramics from the Harvey B. Plotnick Collection (Art Institute of Chicago)
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Manufacturer: Art Institute of Chicago
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Focusing on three of the most important types of ceramics produced in Iraq and Iran––lusterware, minai, and underglaze painted wares––the book includes fascinating information on each of the works and an introductory essay that discusses the exalted status that ceramics held in the medieval Islamic world, the developments of various techniques in ceramic production, and the singular importance of this major collection. It also tells the particular story of the development of lusterware from the era of the Abbasids (9th–10th centuries), to the court of the Fatimid rulers in Egypt, to its remarkable artistic expression in Iran in the late 12th century.
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 738.0917670902
EAN: 9780300119435
ISBN: 0300119437
Label: Art Institute of Chicago
Manufacturer: Art Institute of Chicago
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 160
Publication Date: 2007-05-28
Publisher: Art Institute of Chicago
Studio: Art Institute of Chicago
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• Persian Ceramics: 9th - 14th Century
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• Ceramics from Islamic Lands
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• Islamic Art and Culture: A Visual History
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Here's the book that won't let the recipients forget who gave it.
It provides an eye-opening tour of just how much beauty can be put into daily objects, in this case the ceramics made in the medieval Islamic regions. While not a textbook, Perpetual Glory does, through discussion of one outstanding collection, give the artistic, technical and social background in which the objects were made.
The book itself is beautifully designed and has superb color photography - as one would expect from its being from the Art Institute of Chicago and Yale University Press.
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