Prisse d'Avennes
Arab Art as Seen Through the Monuments of Cairo
Arab Art as Seen Through the Monuments of Cairo
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A complete, high-resolution fixed-layout EPUB of Prisse d'Avennes's monumental 1877 survey of Arab and Islamic art in Cairo. This is a digital book; no physical item or audiobook is included.
About the work
Across three lavish volumes, Arab Art as Seen Through the Monuments of Cairo records architecture, carved wood, metalwork, mosaics, textiles, manuscript illumination, and ornament from the seventh through the eighteenth century. Its 200 numbered plates include chromolithographs, measured details, elevations, inscriptions, and studies of surviving monuments and decorative arts.
About this Nile Book Store edition
- Complete three-volume plate collection
- 200 original numbered illustrated plates in preserved sequence
- A separate English guide page follows every numbered plate
- High-resolution fixed-layout EPUB designed for zooming
- Linked navigation for all three volumes
- Blank tissue guards and empty endpapers omitted for cleaner reading
- Substantial illustrated preview drawn from architecture, mosaics, textiles, manuscripts, and ornament
Language note: The historic plates retain their original French captions as part of the artwork. Every numbered plate is immediately followed by a concise English guide identifying its subject, while the navigation and editorial introduction are also in English. This is an image-led plate book, not a continuous prose translation.
Edition details
Author and artist: Prisse d'Avennes
First published: 1877
Format: Fixed-layout illustrated EPUB
Volumes: 3
Numbered illustrated plates: 200
English plate guides: 200
Publisher: Nile Book Store
Prepared from the public-domain Qatar National Library copy digitized through the World Digital Library and Library of Congress. The Library of Congress reports no known copyright restrictions. No text from later copyrighted translations is included.
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