By looking at how arts and crafts were transformed during the colonial period in Morocco the author examines and analyses the processes of revitalisation of Moroccan art and demonstrates how artists have struggled to exorcise French influences. Index, bib, notes, b/w illus, 278pp, UK. I B TAURIS.

A comprehensive introduction to the art which flourished at the furthest frontier of the Maghreb. 182 colour illustrations and 23 monument plans. 265pp, AUSTRIA. MUSEUM WITH NO FRONTIERS.

An eclectic collection of photographs of Moroccan interiors evoking the country's unique style. Text in English, French and German. 280pp, GERMANY. TASCHEN.

2003 3822813834 Hardback

An exploration of the diversity of contemporary Moroccan interiors from the rural architecture of the south to the imperial cities. Text in English, French and German. 320pp, GERMANY. TASCHEN.

2004 3822834785 Paperback

A detailed study of Moroccan embroidered art, looking at the unique traditions developed within different cities across the country and the variety of influences and inspirations. The author features over a hundred exceptional pieces of embroidery, along with photographs and paintings of Moroccan life, placing the craft within its historical context. Bib, map, 191pp, FRANCE. FLAMMARION.

2003 2080111736 Hardback

Vibrant volume which captures the contrasting environments of Morocco, from bustling street life to the desert landscape. Richly illustrated with photographs by Philippe Saharoff. Includes listings for hotels, cafes-bars and craft markets. Bib, glossary, index, 216pp, FRANCE. FLAMMARION.

2002 2080108786 Hardback

Morocco is a land rich in diversity. Bounded by two seas and a desert, cleft by mountain ranges, caravan trails, steppe like plateaus and coastal plains, its dramatically contrasting landscape is mirrored by the people who populate it. Here, the culture of the Berbers, Arabs and Africans meets with Muslim, Jewish and Christian influences to create a colourful ethnic mix. The vibrancy of the region is reflected in the objects created by its people from stunning ceramics and wonderful mosaics to fine wood carving and impressive jewellery. Surveying 5000 years of Morocco's cultural history, this book explores the material culture of the region as determined by its history, geography, traditions and people. Highlights from key Moroccan collections, especially photographed for this publication, are illustrated alongside fascinating essays that narrate the region's cultural development from ancient times to the present day. Including over 200 colour images. 208pp, UK. LUND HUMPHRIES.

A beautifully illustrated volume discussing Jewish culture in Morocco and the unique intermingling of traditions which has flourished there. The authors have studied this complex culture through the work of Orientalist artists such as Delacroix and the intricate artwork produced by the people themselves. Notes, bib, 192pp, UK. MERRELL PUBLISHERS, 1858941105

2003 Hardback

A collection of photographs evoking the varied and vivid interiors of Morocco. 191pp, UK. TASCHEN

2004 3822834637 Paperback

A stunning collection of photographs capturing the complexities of Moroccan life. Bib, 184pp, UK. THAMES & HUDSON, 0500542821

Now in paperback. A richly illustrated book describing Moroccan style and cultural traditions. The author looks at different homes and hotels across Morocco and beyond to show how ancient and modern, indigenous and foreign styles have been appropriated and fused to create new design trends. Includes recipes for traditional Moroccan dishes. Index, gloss, 224pp, UK. THAMES & HUDSON.

Lifts the veil on fantastic palaces in Fez and Essaouira to middle class riads in Marrakech and converted casbahs in the southern oases. Showcases interiors that combine rich materials such as cedar and marble; luxurious carpets and textiles; filigree carving and mosaicwork found in the central courtyard gardens and patios that form the heart of the Moroccan house. Includs a history of the country's residential architecture and its mix of Andalusian, Arab and Saharan influences. 235 colour illustrations. 224pp, UK. THAMES & HUDSON.