Descrição
512 pp.; Ilustrações a cor; 28 cm; capa dura.
“This book presents a collection and provides a new framework for the understanding and study of Islamic ceramics as a whole. It will appeal to the interested general reader, as well as becoming an invaluable reference work for the student and specialist.” texto da sobrecapa.
Islamic pottery: art, archaeology and collecting
Making and designing
Ceramic families and technical traditions
Islamic pottery to A.D. 1000
Islamic pottery A.D. 1000-1400
Islamic pottery from A.D. 1400
Restoration and faking of Islamic ceramics: case histories / Kirsty Norman
Unglazed wares
Early “green-glazed” wares
Early wares: polychrome glaze-painting
Opaque white glazed wares
Abbasid lustreware
Splashed wares
Slip-painted wares
Buffwares
Iranian incised wares
Lustre pottery of the fatimid period in Egypt
Syrian and Egyptian wares: 12th-13th century
Iranian Fritware: 12th-13th century
Bamiyan Fritwares
Silhouette and underglaze painted wares: Iran 12th-13th century
Iranian lustreware: 1170-1220
Minai enamel painting: Iran late 12th-early 13th century
Wares of the Mongol period in Iran: 13th-14th century
Syria and Egypt: 13th-14th century
Egyptian wares: 15th century
Ottoman Pottery: turkey 16th-18th century
Later Iranian pottery: 15th-19th century
Indian Mughal ceramics
Chinese porcelain
