Difference between revisions of "The Alhambra and The Alcazar (Spain)"
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Revision as of 21:51, 12 September 2009
The Palaces
The Alhambra and Reales Alcázeres are palaces in Spain dating to the 14th century. The rulers who had these building constructed were Moors and hence Moslims. Their art consists to a large degree of geometric designs.
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| The Palace as seen from the yard | Pillars |
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| Palace Window | Wall with decorations |
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Rozettes
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Border Patterns
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Wallpaper Patterns
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| Border | A close up of the Day and Night print | A head | Landscape |
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| Border Patterns | A mosaic tile | Square Prints | Square Prints |
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| Carved Sphere | Tin Can | Woodblock | Woodblock |
