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The Earliest Dated Islamic Textiles
04/1932 | 349 | 60
Pages: 185-187+191
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Author:
Guest, Rhuvon (Guest, Rhuvon; Guest, R.)
Author:
Kendrick, A. F. (Kendrick, A. F.; K., A. F.; K., A.; Kendrick, Albert Frank)
Subjects
dates:
0900-0999 / 1000-1099
dates:
0800-0899
dates:
0700-0799
museums and institutions:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain
museums and institutions:
Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, Great Britain
places:
Persia / Mesopotamia (historical region)
places:
Baghdad
places:
Tunisia / Mesopotamia (historical region)
subjects:
Islamic / Textiles / Dating
subjects:
Silk stuffs / Muslim / Iconography
subjects:
Royalty / Patronage / Abbasid
subjects:
Tunisian / Mesopotamian
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
A-Silk Textile from Saint Josse sur Mer; Khurâsân, E. Persia, tenth century (Louvre). B-Silk Fabric; North Africa, eighth century (Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester). C-Border of B (Victoria and Albert Museum). D-Silk tunic; probably woven at Baghdad. Tenth-Eleventh century (Textile Museum, Columbia, U. S. A.). The Earliest Dated Islamic Textiles