In the Garden of Isfahan: Islamic Architecture from the 16th to the 18th Century

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This monograph explores the intricate design traditions of Islamic structures spanning three centuries. The cover features a photographic study of a traditional domed mosque, highlighting its vibrant blue tilework and geometric symmetry. It serves as an informative visual resource for students and enthusiasts of historical building arts.

• · Focuses on historical Islamic architectural development
• · Covers the 16th through the 18th century
• · Richly illustrated with site photography
• · Explores stylistic elements like domed roofs and tiled facades