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Bob Speel's page discussing Orientalist painting
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Orientalists and the Middle East  Orientalist painters were producing more novel and exciting works. These became more and more popular, as the accessibility of the Middle East grew (Thomas Cook started Egyptian tours in 1868 and colonial expansionism by France and Britain advanced in Egypt...
http://www.speel.demon.co.uk/other/orient.htm

discussing Orientalists' understanding of the Sunni and Shia traditions in Islam.
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Orientalists and Ghadir Khumm  H is to be celebrated in the Shi'i world as the 1,400th anniversary of the declaration of Ghadir Khum in which the Prophet said the following about Imam Ali Whomsoever's master (mawla) I am, this Ali is also his master...
http://www.al-islam.org/short/ghadir.htm

A century of European painters recording and interpreting the Near and Middle East.
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Orientalist Art of the Nineteenth Century  Please wait for the page to download before loading this QuickTime file. Download the QuickTime player. We have a message board! Visit it to post comments and ask questions. Message Board Special page on Carl Haag 19th century watercolorist and...
http://www.orientalistart.net

Images of paintings of famous Orientalist artists.
http://www.orientalist-art.org.uk/

collaboration of painting and photography by a husband and wife collaboration. Themes include Middle Eastern architecture, Judaica, and landscape.
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Paintings Fine Art Prints (from Israel)  Each picture indicates a different series of work. Click on any picture to see the whole series. Architectural Elements Aviv Arabesques Blessings of Peace Jerusalem, Old and New Ethiopians Dying of Romanticism Doodad City Urim and Thummim Don't miss our...
http://www.bezalel-levy.com/fineart.htm

George P. Landow's essay, originally from The Art Bulletin, 1982.
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William Holman Hunt's Oriental Mania and His Uffizi Self-portrait  This essay originally appeared in The Art Bulletin, 64 (1982 646--55 In fact, the painting seems to have been virtually unknown until its inclusion in the 1971 Pitti Palace exhibition Firenze e l'lnghilterra despite the fact that a copy of...
http://www.victorianweb.org/painting/whh/selfportrait.html