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Islamic Architecture From Function and Meaning

Islamic Architecture From Function and Meaning
Architecture

Islamic Architecture From Function and Meaning

664 pages with b/w photos & Drawings. 2000 reprint Edinburgh. Paper back

Author Hillenbrand Robert
Publication Year 2000
Language English
Pages 664
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