Is Mamluk inscription furthest right side under copyright?

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Mamluk inscription furthest right sideMuneer Mohamed ElbazNone

The Barakat Trust

Muneer Mohamed Elbaz (1985 –)

Palestinian artist Muneer Elbaz captures Gaza's heritage through architectural & cultural depictions. Expert in restoration, epigraphy, & contemporary art.

The Barakat Trust (London, United Kingdom)

The Barakat Trust in London champions Islamic art & heritage globally through conservation, training & research. Discover 40+ years of preserving cultural treasures & supporting the British Museum's program.

Arabic script: ( بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم إنما يعمر مساجد الله مَن آمن بالله واليوم الآخر وأقام الصلاة و(آتا) الزكاة ولم يخش إلا الله .. أمر بإنشاء الزيادة المباركة بالجامع المعمور بذكر الله تعالى مولانا السلطان الملك ناصر الدنيا والدين محمدا بن مولانا السلطان الشهيد الملك المنصور قلاونا خلد الله تعالى مُلكة بإشارة المقر الأشرف العالي المولوي الأمؤري الأجلي الكبيري العضدي النصيري المخدومي المجاهدي المرابطي المثاغري المؤيدي الناصري المنصوري السيفي مولاه و… ملك الامراء تنكز الناصري كافل الممالك الشريفة بالشام المحروس اعز الله انصاره وكان الفروغ منه في شهر المحرم سنة ثلاثين وسبع ماية ). English translation: (In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. One who believes in God and the Last Day and performs prayer and (pay) zakat does not fear anything but God .. He ordered the establishment of the blessed increase in the Great Mosque in the remembrance of God Almighty, our Master, the Sultan, King Nasir, the world, and the religion, Muhammad bin Mawlana, the martyr Sultan, King Mansour Qalouna. God Almighty immortalized a queen with the sign of the honorable Mawlawi al-Mawlawi al-Majali al-Majlis al-Majqar al-Mawlawi al-Kabeer al-Adhi al-Nusayri al-Mahadhumi al-Mujahideen al-Mutaghri al-Nasiri al-Mansuri al-Saifi, his lord, and ... the king of the princes, Tanziz al-Nasiri, the sponsor .of the honorable kingdoms in al-Sham al-Mahrous, may God bless his supporters

About this artwork

Title: Mamluk inscription furthest right side
Artist: Muneer Mohamed Elbaz
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: The Barakat Trust
Main color: Gray
Perceived brightness: bright

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How strong are the colors of "Mamluk inscription furthest right side"?

"Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz is recorded with a subtle color saturation and a balanced intensity.

What color harmony does "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz display?

"Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz displays a unified palette color harmony.

Who created "Mamluk inscription furthest right side"?

The artist behind "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" is Muneer Mohamed Elbaz. The work is catalogued under Muneer Mohamed Elbaz's name.

Where can I see the original "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz?

You can see the original "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" at The Barakat Trust, London, United Kingdom.

Is "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz in the public domain?

The copyright answer for "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz: the work is still protected by copyright. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.

What color palette is used in "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz?

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How strong is the contrast in "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz?

The contrast level of "Mamluk inscription furthest right side" by Muneer Mohamed Elbaz is balanced.