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Miral Ramzy Photography Collection
Description
Miral Ramzy is a graduate of the Interior Design Department of Alexandria University's Faculty of Fine Arts. She currently works as an interior…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Cairene Patrimony: Challenge and Opporunity
Description
The Islamic-era architectural heritage of urban Egypt makes Egyptian and world-wide news more frequently now than ever before. This collection…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
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Cairo Before Cairo
Description
From a proper remove, nothing endures, except Cairo, which seems to have been spawned along with the world itself. (Or, as “'umm al-dunya”…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Masged Gumm'aa and Madrasa Hasan
Description
Black vinyl san-serif Roman letters manually applied (the penciled guidelines were not washed away!) to a white-painted plywood sheet hung from two…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Madrasa Sarghitmish
Description
The Madrasa of 'Amr Sarghitmish (CCMAA/SCA Monument: 079) is an accomplished work of medieval architecture. Completed in AD1356, the building clings…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Masged Gumm'aa al-Maridani
Description
This al-Darb al-Ahmar riwaq masged gumm'aa is a creature of a son-in-law of Sultan al-Nasir Nasir id-Diin Muhammad ibn Qalawun, one of the great…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Mausoleum Sultaniyya
Description
The current importance of the Mausoleum Sultaniyya (also known as Mausoleum 'Umm al-Sultaniyya) rests not only on what it is (an exceptional work of…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Al-Hawsh al-Basha
Description
Muhammad 'Ali Basha was born Greek to Albanian parents. He went to Egypt at age 32, an executive officer in regiment that was part of the AD1803…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
Funerary Khanqah Farag ibn Barquq
Description
The first of the Northern Qarafa's great attempts at architecture and the creation of a desert community, and the second signal work of Burgi Mamluki…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus
European Cairo
Description
Ishma'il Khedive declared, in AD1879, that "My country (Egypt) is no longer in Africa; we are now part of Europe. It is therefore natural for us to…
Collector(s)
Brian Broadus