Here we have a piece of textile art. I see many intricate yet organized patterns. Sweeping lines, geometric shapes, along with many plants and trees and flowers. The colors range from deep red to golden, with a touch of green for the plants. This piece includes geometric and vegetal patterns.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
A Short Study in Islamic Art
In school we are taking a quick look at various forms of Islamic art. Traditional Islamic art reflects the religion. There are four main types: Calligraphy, Patterns based on plants, Geometric patterns, and Figural representation. Below are some examples:
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Here we have a piece of textile art. I see many intricate yet organized patterns. Sweeping lines, geometric shapes, along with many plants and trees and flowers. The colors range from deep red to golden, with a touch of green for the plants. This piece includes geometric and vegetal patterns.
Here we have a piece of textile art. I see many intricate yet organized patterns. Sweeping lines, geometric shapes, along with many plants and trees and flowers. The colors range from deep red to golden, with a touch of green for the plants. This piece includes geometric and vegetal patterns.
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