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2024
Table of Contents
- Editor’s Note
Doris Chon- Northern Africa or Central Iran? An Investigation into the Production Place of a Fragmentary Kufic Qur'an at the J. Paul Getty Museum
Mahdi Sahragard- Cuttings from an Illustrated Twelfth-Century French Manuscript Bible in Los Angeles and Berlin
Beatrice Alai and Peter Kidd- Jane Dieulafoy in Varamin: The Emamzadeh Yahya through a Nineteenth-Century Lens
Keelan Overton- Baghdad Kept on Working: Painting and Propaganda during the British Occupation of Iraq, 1941–45
Anneka Lenssen- Overthrowing Reality: Photo-Poems in 1980s German Democratic Republic Samizdat
Anna Horakova and Isotta Poggi- The Perpetual Unfolding of Photographic History: A Previously Unknown Panorama of Salvador, Bahia, by Rodolpho Lindemann
Julieta Pestarino
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