The Aesthetics of the Animal Form in the Sculpture of the Fatimid Islamic Era Submitted by

Abstract

The aesthetics of the animal form in Islamic sculpture from the Fatimid era are the focus of the work that is being done right now. The sculptural forms that were influenced by religious thought directly reflected the production of Islamic sculpture. Islamic sculpture originated from the aesthetics of some animal shapes that were implemented in Islamic ceramics in a distinctive style. This demonstrates the inventiveness of the Muslim artist. The findings of the study demonstrate the existence of the imagination of the Muslim artist through the manipulation of the lexicon of nature. These findings are founded on intellectual and ideological viewpoints, as well as a cultural legacy, as well as suggestions, and recommendations.