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Printed plate of Islamic geometric star and interlace patterns with arabesque scrolls in brown and gold tones.

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Mosquée cathédrale de Qous; assemblage & détails des pièces du mimbar (XIIe. siècle); 1, Émile Prisse d'Avennes (1877). Via artnap.com

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This chromolithographic plate shows a dense geometric arrangement of interlaced stars, hexagons and scrolling arabesque foliage rendered in brown and gold tones. The composition reproduces assembled details of the mimbar of the Qous cathedral mosque, dated to the twelfth century in the plate's caption.