Fatimid Treasures

Art history is like the rest of the sciences in terms of collecting facts, examining them, explaining and arranging them, and deducing general ideas from them. However, it differs from it in that the art historian must be passionate and in love with his subject. The author emphasizes the attractive simplicity of ancient Islamic art, and the calm and harmony of Mamluk art. We must admire the precious antiques produced by the Fatimid era, as they indicate the strength of creativity, personality, and feeling that Fatimid art had. Life is intense.
Perhaps this precious book, filled with many paintings and drawings, will influence readers in a way that prompts them to learn about the artistic treasures of the Fatimid era.