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Dedicatory Inscription from a Mosque, dated 905 AH/1500 CE

Dedicatory Inscription from a Mosque

dated 905 AH/1500 CE · Stone

Scheda

Numero di inventario
1981.320

Nella stessa sala · Gallery 450, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Pagina del museo

Sullo stesso tema · Arabic

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Metropolitan Museum of Art

New York, Stati Uniti

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Che cosa raffigura

Arabic

In catalogo

SculturaRinascimentoXVI secolo

Fonti

  • Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Immagine: Metropolitan Museum of Art — Open Access (CC0)
Pierced Window Screen (Jali), second half 16th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), second half 16th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), second half 16th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), second half 16th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), early 17th century

Pierced Window Screen (Jali), early 17th century

Converging Territories #29, Lalla Essaydi, 2004

Lalla Essaydi

Converging Territories #29, 2004

Non esposta · National Gallery of Art

All is One, All is One, Jonathan Borofsky, 1983

James Rosenquist

All is One, All is One, 1983

Non esposta · National Gallery of Art

Samarkand Stitches #I, Robert Rauschenberg, 1988

James Rosenquist

Samarkand Stitches #I, 1988

Non esposta · National Gallery of Art

Panel from a Mosque Frieze Bearing the Name of a Sultan, 11th century

Panel from a Mosque Frieze Bearing the Name of a Sultan, 11th century

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Standing Figure with Feathered Headdress, 12th–early 13th century

Standing Figure with Feathered Headdress, 12th–early 13th century

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Gravestone of Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr, died Shawwal 532 A.H. [June/July 1138 A.D.], dated 532 AH/1138 CE

Gravestone of Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr, died Shawwal 532 A.H. [June/July 1138 A.D.], dated 532 AH/1138 CE

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tombstone of Abu Sa'd ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, Ahmad ibn Muhammad Astak, dated 545 AH/1150 CE

Ahmad ibn Muhammad Astak

Tombstone of Abu Sa'd ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Hasan Karwaih, dated 545 AH/1150 CE

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Inscriptional Panel from a Mosque, late 16th–17th century

Inscriptional Panel from a Mosque, late 16th–17th century

Metropolitan Museum of Art