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Now showing items 1101-1120 of 2998
Al-Hambra, delicate flask in glass used for perfumes
Al-Hambra, oil lamp in bronze, height 4.5 inches, length 9 inches
The "Al-Hambra Vase" the finest example of the "Blue Pottery" of Granada. Height: 51.5 inches
Al-Hambra, the Gate of Justice (puerta de la Justicia) the main entrance to the Al-Hambra enclosure
Al-Hambra, coupled-arched window set under the overhanging gable of the Patio de los Arrayanes. It is surrounded by an inscription of lines by Ibn Zamrak in praise of Muhammad V
Al-Hambra, niche in carved marble forming part of the entrance to the Sala de la Barca
Al-Hambra, leaf on a door in carved wood in the Lions' Court
Al-Hambra, the tower of Comares. Adjoining it are the galleries of the rooms which Charles V used to occupy
Alcazar, detail of the wooden cupola over the Hall of the Ambassadors. It is an example of the survival of moorish art and techniques in christian times. The Alcazar was built by Diego Ruiz in 1427
Royal banquet, a fresco from the Chehel Sotun Palace
Detail of stucco work on the walls of the Ambassador's Hall in the Alcazar
Plan of the Alcazar
Wrought iron gate of the banqueting hall in the Alcazar, characteristic mudejar workmanship
The Gold Tower (Torre del Oro) built by the Almohads at the beginning of the 13th century to guard the entrance of the part on the Guadalquivir River. It was originally decorated with gilded tiles
Door-knocker on the Puerta del Perdon, Seville Cathedral, 12th century
Details of the walls of the mihrab in the Great Mosque. The delicacy and colouring are characteristic of the handiwork of the craftsmen whom Al-Hakam obtained from men Byzantium
Arcade with painted tiles at the college connected to the Masjid-i-Shah Mosque
Painted tilepanel from a royal garden pavilion. The noble woman who holds a bottle is at-Etended by her servant
Plan of the Masjid-i-Shah Mosque, 17th century
The plan of the city
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