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Armour - City Palace, Jaipur Shimla , Hill Station - Shimla, Hill Station, Himachal Pradesh National Gallery of Modern Art - New Delhi Jantar Mantar, Jaipur - Jantar Mantar, Jaipur Set in Stone: Gems and Stones from Royal Indian Courts. 
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Armour - City Palace, Jaipur Jali with an elaborated tree motif, maybe a 'tree of life'  - Jali Jantar Mantar, Jaipur - Jantar Mantar, Jaipur Set in Stone: Gems and Stones from Royal Indian Courts - Set in Stone: Gems and Stones from Royal Indian Courts Hajji Ali Shrine, Mumbai / Bombay - Hajji Ali Shrine, Mumbai Chandigarh - Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana Hajji Ali Shrine, Mumbai / Bombay - Hajji Ali Shrine, Mumbai

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Almut von Gladiss at the opening of the exhibition "Jazira" 10 Nov. 2006 in the Museum of Islamic Art in the Pergamon Museum

Dr. Almut von Gladiss / Gladiß (* 29.05.1943 † 24.06.2013), initially trained as a classical archaeologist, moved after her doctorate in the field of Islamic art history. Since the 1980s, she has been working at the Museum of Islamic Art in Berlin, where at first she dealt intensively with the metalwork of the collection. She has curated several exhibitions and written or edited the corresponding catalogs. We owe her numerous valuable contributions to a broad spectrum of Islamic art history, e.g. to the Berlin Prachtkoran (Splendid Koran) and the Indian Moghul miniatures.

Claus-Peter Haase, director of the Museum of Islamic Art (2001-2009) has written (in German) an obituary of Almut von Gladiss, which is available here