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Rafters of a roof over a doorway now destroyed beneath the Tocador de la Reyna, 1907
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Rafters of a roof over a doorway now destroyed beneath the Tocador de la Reyna, 1907
Rafters of a roof over a doorway now destroyed beneath the Tocador de la Reyna, 1907. Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century. Colour plate 103 from " The Alhambra: being a brief record of the Arabian conquest of the Peninsula with a particular account of the Mohammedan architecture and decoration" by Albert F. Calvert. [John Lane, London & New York, 1907]
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This photograph captures the remnants of a once magnificent architectural feature beneath the Tocador de la Reyna in the Alhambra palace, Granada, Spain. Taken in 1907 by an unknown photographer, this print showcases the intricate beauty of Moorish design that dates back to the 14th century. The image focuses on the rafters of a roof over a doorway, now destroyed but still bearing traces of its former glory. The delicate plasterwork and patterned stucco create an enchanting visual display against the backdrop of faded walls. The beams, adorned with golden hues, evoke a sense of grandeur and opulence that was characteristic of Islamic art during this period. The photograph transports us into a world where history and religion intertwine seamlessly. It offers us a glimpse into the Hispano-Arabic heritage that shaped Andalucia's cultural landscape for centuries. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing scene, we are reminded of the rich legacy left behind by past civilizations. Albert F. Calvert's book "The Alhambra: being a brief record of Arabian conquest" serves as our guide through this remarkable journey into Islamic architecture and decoration. Through his meticulous documentation and lithographs like this one from John Lane publishers in London & New York, Calvert ensures that these treasures are preserved for future generations to appreciate. This print not only captures an architectural marvel but also invites contemplation about our connection to history and how it shapes our present-day understanding of culture and design.
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