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This collection by pre-eminent Egyptian writer Naguib Mahfouz was recently discovered among his old papers

Ornament and Decoration in Islamic Architecture Comic strip fiction / graphic novels (Children's / Teenage) 'Explosive' - Big Issue 'Action-packed'Dominique Clevenot; Gerard Degeorge Surface decoration has always played a fundamental role in Islamic architecture. As human representation is forbidden in Islamic religious monuments, designers employed mosaics, stucco, brickwork and ceramics, and the vigorous use of brilliant colour to reach unparalleled heights of expression. It is this ornamental dimension of Islamic architecture that is explored in this magnificent volume. Rather than limiting