Islamic art

Islamic art is a part of Islamic culture and encompasses the visual arts produced since the 7th century CE by people who lived within territories inhabited or ruled by Muslim populations. Wikipedia

57 works in the quiz. Play a round on Islamic art — not whether it is theirs, but which one.

Works

“Blue Qur'an”, 1000 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Great Mongol Shahnameh”, 1330 — British Museum
“Fontaine Le Lion de Monzon”, 1200 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Nurse's Qur'an”, 1020 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Gwalior Quran”, 1399 — The Aga Khan Museum
“funerary stele of ‘Abdallah al-Tujibi”, 800 AD — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Censer-E 11707”, 1000 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Censer cat-AA 19”, 1200 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“rider”, 1201 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Tête princière fin XIIe”, 1200 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Door knocker-MAO 97”, 1300 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“horse-MAO S 268”, 1000 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“raqqa MAO 2031 homme et bufflesse”, 1200 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Folio from a Qur'an Manuscript”, 900 AD — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Folio from a Qur'an Manuscript”, 1180 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Section from a Qur'an Manuscript”, 1193 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Folio from a Qur'an Manuscript”, 1300 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Albarelle MAO 864 Bamiyan XIe”, 1100 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Vase Barberini Dawud ibn salama al-maouasili OA 4090”, 1248 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Aquamanile - 12-13th century- Iran - Louvre - OA 7817”, 1237 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Inscribed Tombstone of Shaikh al-Husain ibn Abdallah ibn al-Hasan (died 1110)”, 1110 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Battle Between Knight and Unicorn”, 1300 — Museum of Islamic Art
“Ma’il Qur’an”, 800 AD — British Library
“Double parchment leaf from a Koran written in Kufi”, 900 AD — David Collection
“Fifth volume of a Quran in seven parts (23:56 to 34:20)”, 1110 — Manuscript department of the National Library of France
“Part 15 of a 30-part Qur’an”, 1282 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“Part 28 of a 30-part Qur'an”, 1200 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“Holy Qur'an”, 1314 — Mevlâna Museum
“Siculo-Arabic ivory casket”, 1100 — Treasury of the Basilica of Saint Servatius
“assemblage panels”, 1001 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Star inlay”, 1299 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“incrustation element with palmette decoration”, 1343 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Qur'an Manuscript in Muhaqqaq”, 1299 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Vase with peacock-eyes decoration”, 950 AD — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Bottom of a dish with stylized bird”, 1207 — Department of Islamic Arts of the Louvre
“Bahram Gur Sends his Brother Narsi as Viceroy to Khurasan, from the Great Mongol ('Demotte') Shahnamah”, 1330 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“Moses on his deathbed”, 1314 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“Noah’s Ark”, 1314 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“Shakyamuni offering fruit to the devil (from the life of the Buddha)”, 1314 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art
“The Grove of Jetavana (Nagavrka, Maitreya’s tree of enlightenment)”, 1314 — Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art