Tombstone with inscriptions in four languages by Islamic School

Tombstone with inscriptions in four languages

(Tombstone with inscriptions in four languages )


Islamic School

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Tombstone with inscriptions in four languages by Islamic School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
tombstone · memorial · inscribed · inscription · inscriptions · geometry · geometrical · pattern · patterns · motif · islamic · text · hebrew · latin · greek · arabic · cross · Castello della Zisa, Palermo, Sicily / Bridgeman Images
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