This publication serves as a catalogue of an exhibition of more than 100 objects from The al-Sabah Collection as well as a group of essays

This catalogue was reprinted for the IAP exhibition at Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization, Sharjah, UAE 2008 featuring coloured photos of the 109 pieces in

A catalogue of the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia exhibition of Islamic art at the Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah in 1990. It is in written

Based on a special exhibition on the occasion of the Fifth Islamic Summit in Kuwait, January 1987. These artefacts are precious to us all because

Catalogue of an exhibition of Islamic Treasures from Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah at the Museum of Art & History in Geneva, 1985, including a wide variety

Historical exhibition of carpets from the 15th to 19th C from North Africa to India on the occasion of the new Islamic Arts Museum, Malaysia,

This catalogue was printed for the Islamic Art & Patronage exhibition at The National Museum, King Abdul Aziz Historical Centre-Riyadh, 2000 featuring coloured photos of

This catalogue was printed for the Islamic Art & Patronage exhibition at Mohammad Mahmoud Khalil Museum, Cairo 1999 featuring coloured photos of the pieces in

An introduction to The al-Sabah Collection and a commemorative volume marking the opening of the new Museum of Islamic Art in the Kuwait National Museum

A catalogue on the occasion of the exhibition of the first European publications on the Arabic-Islamic civilisation from The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah, on

This volume illustrates 300 from among the most beautiful objects in The al-Sabah collection and, for those exploring the Islamic world for the first time,

This 2013 exhbition catalogue presents a selection of ancient artefacts from The al-Sabah Collection, most of them displayed for the first time. It illustrates 100

The Selection of objects shown in this book are all from The al-Sabah Collection, Kuwait. The Indian subcontinent is a land naturally rich in gems

The jewelled arts are more higly developed in the Indian Subcontinent than anywhere else in the world and reached their peak in the period of