Khan hamid ali (5 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 2nd. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The book New Tourism Paradigms in a Changing World: Innovations, Dynamics and Future Perspectives encouraged scholars, researchers, freelancers and academicians to read, analyze its modern and postmodern dynamics, operating principles and indeed even to problematize few aspects too about this increasingly global industry. The book faithfully presented the desired result of all the academic tourists who reached the destination within and out of India invariably to present their subjective deliberations. The book divided in VII Sections having 38 chapters facilitating with current dimensions, insights, analyses on varied aspects, dynamics and perspectives of tourists, destinations, human resources, security, rural-urban environment, sustainability policy making and many other things. The interdisciplinary approach and diverse opinions definitely proliferated critical research on tourism and inspires to look beyond the studies.…

Large 8vo (163 × 248 mm). Vol. II: 90 ff. Vol. III: 70 ff. Vol. IV: 72 ff. Urdu lithographed text in nasta'liq script with numerous black illustrations. Contemporary stitched wrappers. Volumes IIIV (of IV) of the Urdu Thousand and One Nights as rendered by the Lucknow trained poet and barrister Hamid Shahabadi, produced as a popular lithograph with visual storytelling for a wide readership. - Each volume opens with an ornate title page framed by floral borders, while the tales are punctuated by full page lithographic plates, including courtly and hunting scenes such as the king riding out with princes and courtiers. The set belongs to the flourishing North Indian tradition of Urdu lithography in elegant nastaliq, allied to the great illustrated dastan and qissa market centred on Lucknow and its affiliated presses in the later 19th century. Shahabadi's prose rendering, here among the earlier illustrated printings of his version, helped carry the "Nights" to a broad Urdu audience through accessible typography by lithograph and plentiful images.Our translator Hamid 'Ali Khan was a prosperous and successful man by the late 1880s. He had completed his legal training in London and returned to practice law at Lucknow in 1886. - Here surviving in the last three of four volumes, the present group preserves the visual programme and paratextual chronograms characteristic of the issue and offers a representative specimen of Indo Muslim popular print culture at its late Victorian height. - Wrappers and text lightly handled; occasional spotting and minor edge wear; illustrations strong and well struck. In good condition.…

rebound half leather. Zustand: CONDITION - Used/ Good. 496 Pages. Text In Urdu. Signed by Author(s).