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Waldemar Abegg | akg-images | Album | Paul Almasy
Piero Baguzzi | Nicolò Orsi Battaglini | David Borland
British Library | Cameraphoto | Hervé Champollion | Peter Connolly
Mark de Fraeye | Gérard Degeorge | Electa | The Francis Frith Collection
Markus Hilbich | John Hios | Andrea Jemolo | Marion Kalter
Anthony F. Kersting | Tristan Lafranchis | Erich Lessing | Walter Limot
Joseph Martin | Bildarchiv Monheim | James Morris | Nimatallah
Robert O'Dea | Vincenzo Pirozzi | Abraham Pisarek
Marco Rabatti & Serge Domingie | Sotheby's | ullstein bild | Tony Vaccaro
After first training to be an architect, Gérard Degeorge has spent more than twenty-five years devoting himself to photography, concentrating especially on the art and architecture of the Islamic world. Alongside his a professorship at the École d'architecture Paris-la-Seine, where he teaches Islamic architecture and Arab history, Degeorge has photographed for numerous art magazines and a series of coffee table books, including works on Petra, Samarkhand and the art of the Islamic tile. akg-images is pleased to represent Gérard Degeorge in all territories.
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akg5RD-K20-E3-1999-2 The Kalta Minar, or short tower, of the Mohammad-Amin-Chân-Madrasah in Chivac, Uzbekistan, a minaret which, although planned to be 70 metres tall, only reached 28 metres before building work ceased in 1855. Photo: akg-images / Gérard Degeorge |
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akg2-K60-I1-1647-2 Tiled walls in the mosque in Thatta, Pakistan. Photo: akg-images / Gérard Degeorge |
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akg5SY-P1-T1-1999-4 The middle section of the stage wall at the Roman theatre in Palmyra, Syria, built in the first half of the 2nd Century AD. Photo: akg-images / Gérard Degeorge |
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akg2-R30-I1-1999-10 A Muslim man in Lahore, Pakistan, photographed in 1999. Photo: akg-images / Gérard Degeorge |
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5IK-B2-E5-2002-6 The great entrance to the Al-Kazimain mosque in Baghdad, Iraq, a Shiite place of pilgrimage, photographed in 2002. Photo: akg-images / Gérard Degeorge |