The Alhambra Vol III

Various notable issues in relation to the conservation of the Alhambra (the author is qualified in conservation of historic landscapes and gardens, in addition to field archaeology, other branches of archaeology, history and related areas) are addressed in this section of this work in contrast to the absence of this vital area in many general works on the Alhambra and the history of Muslim monuments and material culture in Spain and elsewhere in the Islamic world. This volume of this series continues to provide the reader with a very perceptive and rich study of the Alhambra from a vast variety of perspectives via robust study of various issues and subjects thereby representing an asset to the reader. The volume ends with assessment of the impact of the Alhambra upon the wider world to the present day and a comprehensive conclusion section to the whole series followed by endnote. This volume provides a wealth of knowledge and understanding of the Alhambra and a vital aspect of the heritage of both Europe and the Islamic world. Well organized, well written and superbly illustrated throughout, testimony of the thorough and perceptive scholarship of the author of this important 3 volume series.