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Shapero Rare Books is an internationally renowned dealer in antiquarian & rare books, manuscripts and works on paper. Our specialists have over 250 years of experience between them, with particular expertise in fine illustrated books from the 15th to the 20th century, travel & voyages, natural history, literature (including modern first editions and children’s books), guidebooks, Hebraica & Judaica, works of Russian interest and Islamica.

INFORMATION

Shapero Rare Books exhibits for the first time at Asian Art Week.

Following the arrival of Roxana Kashani and the launch of our new Islamic department in Bond Street in 2021, we are delighted to be exhibiting at Asian Art Week.  Our bookshop and gallery at 105 New Bond Street will be the dedicated exhibition spaces for Asian Art Week and we will be showing a selection of books and manuscripts from the Islamic world.  Further books, manuscripts and works on paper can be viewed at our bookshop on the 1st floor at 106 New Bond Street.

 

ADDRESS

Bookshop:
106 New Bond Street (1st floor)
London W1S 1DN

Bookshop & Gallery:
105 New Bond Street
London W1S 1DN

OPENING HOURS

Monday to Friday 09:30 to 18:00
Saturday 11:00 to 17:00

CONTACT

Roxana Kashani, Bernard Shapero

Phone +44 (0)20 7493 0876
Email rarebooks@shapero.com
Website www.shapero.com

SPECIALITY
Islamic & Middle Eastern
IMAGE GALLERY
A finely illustrated manuscript copy of the medieval tragic romance of Leila and Majnun, originally composed by Nizami Ganjavi (d. 1209) and present here in the recension of Maktabi Shirazi (d. 1520). The popularity of this romantic love story meant that over the years it was adapted by many renowned poets, including Amir Khusraw and Jami, and re-told in the native languages of the neighbouring regions of Turkey, Central Asia and India.
A finely illustrated manuscript copy of the medieval tragic romance of Leila and Majnun, originally composed by Nizami Ganjavi (d. 1209) and present here in the recension of Maktabi Shirazi (d. 1520). The popularity of this romantic love story meant that over the years it was adapted by many renowned poets, including Amir Khusraw and Jami, and re-told in the native languages of the neighbouring regions of Turkey, Central Asia and India.
A finely illustrated manuscript copy of the medieval tragic romance of Leila and Majnun, originally composed by Nizami Ganjavi (d. 1209) and present here in the recension of Maktabi Shirazi (d. 1520). The popularity of this romantic love story meant that over the years it was adapted by many renowned poets, including Amir Khusraw and Jami, and re-told in the native languages of the neighbouring regions of Turkey, Central Asia and India.
A finely illustrated manuscript copy of the medieval tragic romance of Leila and Majnun, originally composed by Nizami Ganjavi (d. 1209) and present here in the recension of Maktabi Shirazi (d. 1520). The popularity of this romantic love story meant that over the years it was adapted by many renowned poets, including Amir Khusraw and Jami, and re-told in the native languages of the neighbouring regions of Turkey, Central Asia and India.
Miniature printed Qur’an, in Arabic, 27 by 19 mm. (32 by 25 mm. with case); clean and crisp condition, housed in original gilt stamped limp morocco covers, in original brass case with magnifying glass.
Miniature printed Qur’an, in Arabic, 27 by 19 mm. (32 by 25 mm. with case); clean and crisp condition, housed in original gilt stamped limp morocco covers, in original brass case with magnifying glass.

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