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from the 1930s onward
en tout cas pour les non-initiés : avait-on encore affaire à un ouvrage d'art - le pont - ou bien à une oeuvre d'art
Recent research challenges these simplifications and reveals the complexity of the relations between Christian and Muslim powers
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Gaston Wiet et les arts de l’Islam. BiGen 65. Extrême-Orient from the 1930s onwardA distinguished historian of medieval Islam, Gaston Wiet (1887 1971) was also a prominent figure in the French scientific presence in Egypt. A perfect Arabist, he was interested in many aspects of Egyptian history and culture. His work as head of the Arab Museum in Cairo (now the Museum of Islamic Art) between 1926 and 1951 was decisive in the enrichment, publication, and dissemination of its collections, and led him to become one of the leading