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The supposed dissipation of figural imagery in Mamluk art: a study of Mamluk iconography
The arts of the Mamluks are considered a particularly rich field of study stretching over a nearly three hundred year period. Diverse in their make-up, the progression and development of this art began with strong Ayyubid influences that quickly evolved into a style that was uniquely Mamluk. While m...
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2014
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