Geometric concepts in islamic art /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal:	El-Said, Issam
Otros Autores:	Parman, Ayse, Burckhardt, Titus (pról.)
Formato:	Libro
Lenguaje:	Ingl�s
Publicado:	London : World of Islam Festival Publishing Company, c1976
Materias:	ARTE ARQUITECTURA ARTE ISLAMICO HISTORIA GEOMETRIA GEOMETRIA ANALITICA PROPORCION TRAMAS ANALISIS CALIGRAFIA IRAN MARRUECOS INDIA TURQUIA AFGANISTAN YEMEN IRAK JERUSALEM EGIPTO SIRIA SIGLO V SIGLO VI SIGLO VII SIGLO VIII SIGLO IX SIGLO X SIGLO XI SIGLO XII SIGLO XIII SIGLO XIV TEXTO
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Tabla de Contenidos:

Chapter I. Man and measure. 1. Historical background
2. Measuring and dividing dimensions
3. The organization of space
4. Proportion
Chapter II. Geometric patterns in islamic design. 1. The concept of the repeat unit
2. The square an the root two system of proportion
3. The hexagon and the root three system of proportion
4. The pentagon and the golden ratio
5. Patterns based on the double hexagon
6. Artistic creativity and the geometric method of design
Chapter III. Architecture. 1. Tracing islamic methods to a possible origin
2. Analyses of ancient egyptian monuments
3. Building according to the "divine order of the universe"
4. Islamic concepts in architecture
5. Planning
Chapter IV. Arabic calligraphy
Chapter V. The circles of "Arud" in arabic poetry
Chapter VI. Music in the muslim world
Chapter VII. Analyses of patterns in the applied arts.

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