35mm colour slides of tilework and architectural details at mosques, madrasas and other sites in Iran, used to illustrate Pickett's book, 'Early Persian Tilework: the Medieval Flowering of Kashi' (1997). The slides are numbered 1-143 (some numbers are missing), with the numbers relating to the numbers of the illustrations used in the book. Sites covered include: Qala'-yi Bust; Sangan-i Bala; Malik-i Zauzan Mosque; Friday Mosque Minaret, Damghan; Imam Husain Mosque, Ardistan; Ghurid Portal, Friday Mosque, Herat; Minaret of Friday Mosque, Nigar; Gunbad-i Kabud, Maragha; Mihrab of Friday Mosque, Gaz; Gunbad-i Surkh, Maragha; Zain al-Din Minaret, Kashan; Minaret of Jam, Firuzkuh; Friday Mosque, Sangan-i Pain; Friday Mosque, Farumad; Pir-i Bakran; Imamzada Ja'far, Damghan; Bastam complex; Uljaitu's Mausoleum, Sultaniyya; Natanz complex, Khanqah; Friday Mosque, Ushturjan; Tomb tower of 'Ala al-Din, Varamin; Tomb tower of Sultan Haidar, Khiav; Old Mosque, Turbat-i Shaikh Jam; Imamiyya Madrasa; Baba Qasim Mausoleum; Ghaffariya Mausoleum, Maragha; Mil-i Ahangan; Darjazin Tomb Tower, Imamzada Hud; Tuisirkan Tomb Tower; Nizamiyya portal, Abarqu; Sultan Bakht Agha complex; Bagh-i Qush Khana minaret; Madrasa of Shihab al-Din Qasim Taraz; Friday Mosque, Yazd; Madrasa in Friday Mosque, Isfahan; Friday Mosque, Kirman; Pa Minar Mosque, Kirman
Slides used to illustrate 'Early Persian Tilework'
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- Dates of Creationc1970-c1994
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description111 slides
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Copyright held by Estate of Douglas Pickett in most cases. Some images appear to have been supplied to Pickett by collegues; where this is the case, the source of the image is indicated in 'Early Persian Tilework'