Mudjar Art: Islamic Aesthetics in Christian Art, Paperback

MUD JAR ART: Islamic Aesthetics in Christian Art reveals the fascinating exuberance
of a unique cultural and artistic symbiosis that characterises Christian Spain after
the Reconquista. The Mud jars were Muslims allowed to stay in the reconquered
territories. Their artists and artisans strongly influenced the culture and art of the new
Christian kingdoms. In Aragon, Castille, Extremadura and Andaluc a sumptuously
decorated brick churches, monasteries and palaces illustrate perfectly the creative
endurance of Islamic forms in Christian art between the 11th and 16th centuries in
Spain.

Thirteen Itineraries invite to discover 124 museums, monuments and sites in Madrid,
Guadalajara, Saragossa, Tordesillas, Toledo, Guadalupe and Seville (among others).
236 colour illustrations - 28 plans of monuments - 318 pages.

This title is part of the series "Islamic Art in the Mediterranean". Each title in this series starts with a general introduction to the series, followed by an introduction to the particular title.

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Note: the eBook includes an index of locations.

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