The Iconography of a Military Elite: Military Figures on an Early Thirteenth-Century Candlestick (Part II).
The article investigates the iconography of military figures on early thirteenth century Costa candlestick and mentions the evidence for artistic continuity; illustrations of fighting skills; and study of weapon and its variations within medieval Islamic civilization.
| Publicado en: | Mamluk Studies Review Vol. 19; pp. 193 - 300 |
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University of Chicago, Middle East Documentation Center
2016
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