Islam in Europe

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The imprint of Islam in the European Middle Ages is a topic of vital interest to the field of global medieval art histories. Though our focus for over thirty years has been on exhibiting both European art and Islamic art, we have never before looked at both together in one project. This exhibition uses the lens of visual culture to explore the inherent interconnectedness of these two worlds and their often porous borders. The group of objects included here date from the early ninth century through to the seventeenth century, and is connected by an important thread: the continuous assimilation of Islamic aesthetics, craft technology, luxury objects and culture into the European visual repertoire.

In conjunction with the exhibition, we are also organising a symposium, which  explores a range of scholarly topics related to the themes presented in 'Islam in Europe.' To view the full schedule and to register, please click HERE.

Sam Fogg
15D Clifford Street
London
W1S4JZ
3 November - 22 December 2023
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Sam Fogg
Art of the Middle Ages