التأثيرات الفنية المتبادلة على فن التصوير الإسلامي بين مصر و الهند خلال الفترة من القرن 6هـ-12م إلى القرن 9هـ-15م

Abstract EN

This study highlights the relationship between Egypt and India and its impact on the art of Islamic Painting during the period from the 6th century AH / 12 AD to the 9th century AH / 15 AD, Where he found strong commercial and political relations between the two countries had their effects on the art of Painting during the period under study, It was found Mamluk influences on Indian Painting in Delhi and Malawah and painting in West India, especially the school of Gujarat, It also found a mutual artistic effect on some of the leaves found in excavations in the city of Fustat, Although it has few effects, but it reveals the occurrence of mutual technical effect between the two countries and may come out of the fossils in the belly of treasures to prove the validity of what is likely to study.