Moorish, Northern Indian, and Islamic, Architectural Styles in Great Britain, the Empire, and Other Countries (original) (raw)

General

• The Great Exhibition and Moorish Architecture and Design in Great Britain
• King George the Fourth and the Royal Brighton Pavilion
• Farmhouse to Pavilion (1786-1822): University of London Rejected
• The Architectural Styles of South Asia
• Equal to Gothic and Ancient Greek (Bishop Heber, 1825)

Built Stuctures

• Royal Pavilion, Brighton
• Royal Stables, Brighton
• Sezincote
• Shah Jahan Mosque, Woking
• Arab Hall, Leighton House
• Railway and Government Buildings, Kuala Lumpur
• Sultan Mosque, Singapore
• Terrace of Moorish housing in Sliema, Malta
• Elveden Hall, Suffolk (no image)
• Spanish Synagogue, Prague, Czech Republic
• Façade of the former French Colonial Administration Building for North Africa, Paris
• The Dohány Synagogue, Budapest, Hungary
• The Museum of Folk Art (Muzeul de Arte Populara), Constanta, Romania

Design and Designers

• Owen Jones
• Emmanuel Galizia
• Ram Singh
• John Lockwood Kipling

Literary Sources and Relations

• A Thousand and One Nights (The Arabian Nights)
• Edward FitzGerald's rendering of The Rubáiyât of Omar Khayyám
• Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone
• Elizabeth Gaskell, North and South (the Indian scarf)
• George Meredith, The Shaving of Shagpat

Visual Arts

• Panorama of the Temples of Elora at the Surrey Zoological Gardens. 1843
• Orientalists Painters: British Artists of the Mid and Far East
• Arthur Boyd Houghton's illustrations to the Arabian Nights

Political Implications and Contexts

• British Empire: An Introduction
• India: An Introduction
• The East India Company

Last modified 7 November 2019