Gülru Necipoğlu, (Ph.D., Harvard University, 1986) is the Aga Khan Professor of Islamic Art and Architecture at Harvard University. She has been the editor of Muqarnas since 1993.

• Adel T. Adamova (translated by J. M. Rogers), The Iconography of A Camel FightNurhan Atasoy, Ottoman Garden Pavilions and TentsSerpil Bağcı, Old Images for New Texts and Contexts: Wandering Images In Islamic Book PaintingKaveh Bakhtiar, Palatial Towers of Nasir Al-Din ShahDoris Behrens-Abouseif, European Arts and Crafts at the Mamluk CourtMichele Bernardini, The Illustrations of a Manuscript of the Travel Account of François de la Boullaye le Gouz in the Library of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in RomeJohn Carswell and Julian Henderson, Rhyton? Write On ...Pedro Moura Carvalho, What Happened to the Mughal Furniture? The Role of the Imperial Workshops, the Decorative Motifs Used, and the Influence of Western ModelsAnna Contadini, A Wonderful World: Folios from a Dispersed Manuscript of the Nuzhat-NāmaYolande Crowe, A Late Safavid Dish: A Cluster of Exotic Trees and FoliageGiovanni Curatola, A Sixteenth-Century Quarrel about CarpetsIbolya Gerelyes, Seeking the East in the West: The Zsolnay PhenomenonRosalind A. Wade Haddon, Two Ceramic Pieces from the Asian Art Museum of San FranciscoRobert Irwin, Futuwwa: Chivalry and Gangsterism in Medieval CairoA. A. Ivanov (translated by J. M. Rogers), A Second “Herat Bucket” and its CongenersJeremy Johns and Nadia Jamil, Signs of the Times: Arabic Signatures as a Measure of Acculturation in Norman SicilyManuel Keene, Old World Jades outside China, from Ancient Times to the Fifteenth Century: Section OneNasser D. Khalili, A Recently Acquired Incense Burner in the Khalili CollectionG. R. D. King, The Paintings of the Pre-Islamic KaʿbaMark Kramarovsky, The “Sky Of Wine” of Abu Nuwas and Three Glazed Bowls from the Golden Horde, CrimeaJens Kröger, On Mahmud b. Ishaq al-Shihabi’s Manuscript of Yüsuf va Zulaykhā of 964 (1557)Boris I. Marshak, An Early Seljuq Silver Bottle from SiberiaAlison Ohta, Filigree Bindings of the Mamluk PeriodBernard O’Kane, Chaghatai Architecture and the Tomb of Tughluq Temūr at AlmaliqJulian Raby, Nur Al-Din, the Qastal al-Shuaybiyya, and the “Classical Revival”Günsel Renda, Sindbādnāma An Early Ottoman Illustrated Manuscript Unique in Iconography and StyleTim Stanley, The Books of Umur BeyZeren Tanindi, Bibliophile Aghas (Eunuchs) at Topkapı SarayıRachel Ward, The Inscription on the Astrolabe by ʿAbd al-Karim in the British MuseumOwen Wright, The Sight of SoundFiliz Yenişehirioğlu, Ottoman Ceramics in European Contexts