Lahore: History and Architecture of Mughal Monuments - Rehmani, Anjum
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Lahore is regarded as the cultural centre of Pakistan and one of the seats of the Mughal Empire. Yet a reliable and scholarly volume on the Mughal architecture of Lahore has not been available for the informed visitor or student. The topic is rich in terms of the variety of building types, and covers a period of several centuries interwoven with a complex history. It has been brought up to date by the authors own field surveys. The study is, surely, a first comprehensive attempt on the subject and would be useful for students, researchers and teachers of Mughal architecture.

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Lahore is regarded as the cultural centre of Pakistan and one of the seats of the Mughal Empire. Yet a reliable and scholarly volume on the Mughal architecture of Lahore has not been available for the informed visitor or student. The topic is rich in terms of the variety of building types, and covers a period of several centuries interwoven with a complex history. It has been brought up to date by the authors own field surveys. The study is, surely, a first comprehensive attempt on the subject and would be useful for students, researchers and teachers of Mughal architecture.
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Author Details (any useful extra facts: ex-Delegate, etc. ): Dr Anjum Rehmani served the Lahore Museum for 33 years, rising to the post of Director. During his service, he established three new galleries and developed the collection of manuscripts and coins in the Lahore Museum. He also served as Project Director of Bahawalpur Museum and Chairman Executive Committee of the Faqir Khana Museum in Lahore. As a Visiting Professor, he taught at Punjab University, Lahore, and the Allama Iqbal Open University, Lahore Campus. For the last eight years, he has taught a course on Lahore: History and Architecture at the GC University, Lahore. Dr Rehmani holds two PhD degrees and has received training in Museology at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC. Among his books, the best known are Masterpieces of Lahore Museum, Sights of Sands in Cholistan: Bahawalpur, History and Architecture, Cultural Heritage of Pakistan, Punjab: Tamadni wa Moasharti Jaieza and Pakistan Mein Talim.