Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 214
as the influence of the traditions of Byzantium had been uponthe beginnings of Mohammedan art. On the other hand, the pow-erful dynasty of Akbar the Great, who died in the year 1605, fullyprofited by the advances of Occidental civilization. The most western districts of the world known to the… … Fig. 94.—Plan and Section of the chief Cupola of the Mosque of Jumma, at Bijapur. most natural and easy channel, the Mediterranean Sea, which had beenso frequented by the Phoenician and Greek colonists and merchants,and was, indeed, the centre of this antique civilized world. It was per-haps…
Art, Medieval
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