Studies in Medieval Islamic Architecture – Vol II

Book Description

Contents:

• Safavid Architecture
• The Islamic Architecture of Persia
• Islamic Monuments in Northern Iran
• Mosques and Mausolea in Khurasan and Central Iran
• Saljuq Monuments in Iran I
• Saljuq Monuments in Iran II. The ‘Pir’ Mausoleum at Takistan
• The Development of Saljuq Mausolea in Iran
• Kazwin. II. Monuments
• Saljuq Monuments in Iran III. The Domed Masjid-i Gami’ at Sugas
• Saljuq Dome Chambers in North-West Iran
• Saljuq Monuments in Iran IV. The Mosques of Nushabad
• The Use of Glazed Tilework in Iranian Islamic Architecture
• Abarquh. II. Monuments
• The Flanged Tomb Tower at Bastam
• The Role of Tradition in Qajar Religious Architecture
• Archaeology. VI. Islamic Iran
• Architecture. VI. Islamic, Safavid to Qajar
• Ardestan. II. Monuments
• Ashtarjan
• Saljuq Monuments in Iran V. The Imamzada Nur, Gurgan
• Aspects of Timurid Architecture in Central Asia
• Abbasid Mosques in Iran
• Mazandaran
• Domestic Architecture in Nineteenth-century Iran: the Manzil-i Sartip Sidihi near Isfahan
• A Safavid Tile Panel
• Nishapur. Some Early Islamic Buildings and their Decoration
• The Mausoleum of ‘A’isha Bibi and the Central Asian
• Tradition of Funerary Architecture
• Reviews of L. Bier, Sarvistan
• Y. Kiani, The Islamic City of Gurgan
• Additional Notes
• Index

See also:
Volume I