Mundo hispanomusulmán, between 711 and 1492, incluidos los “mozárabes”
The Museum of the Alhambra in Granada, contains several jewels of great relevance Cordoba. One, and while we're on the Alcázar, is this beam construction belonging to his missing. Of particular interest since there are very few traces […]
Inventory: 63049 Object / Document: Generic Classification Ataifor: Ceramics Stuff / Support: Technical Clay: A torno. Engobado. Cooking. Painted. Green and manganese Dimensions / Extension: Height = 5 cm; Diameter = 21 cm / Style Cultural Context: Middle Ages. Al-Andalus. Altomedieval. Iconography Caliphate: Plant motifs; Flower; Lotus Dating: […]
Fact Sheet No. Inventory: 2577 Collection: IVORIES AND BONE Timeline: X III- XIV ? School: Cordovan (?) / Spanish (?) Place of production: Cordova (?) / Spain (?) Material: Ivory. Technique: Size Dimensions: 45 cm. Location: CABINET, Showcase 21.4 Give […]
This weekend Cicero've been doing some French friends for Sevilla. Although the city has changed a lot since I left after five years of study in it, still remembered certain rides and places […]
BASED AND CAPITAL X-XI centuries Caliphate d. C. The Caliphate based and capital offered here are two separate pieces of unknown origin, acquired the year 1968 antique market by the Department of Fine Arts, that […]
Imagine for a moment that in the restoration of the Mosque, suddenly discovered a camera hidden sealed and contains much of the books of the great library of Cordova X century. There would […]
The ark or chest of the Beatitudes was a XI century Romanesque ivory plaques made with, that was a gift from the Kings of Leon Ferdinand I and his wife Sancha made to the church of San […]
Ivory casket of the Monastery of Santa Maria la Real Fitero. Navarre. Small and carved ivory, it is dated Arqueta of Fitero, for registration, Year 966. It is a masterpiece of […]
Last Saturday, having tea at the home of Manuel parishioner, talked about the issues that usually also talked on this platform. At some point he left the issue of Imagined Museum of Cordoba, del que Manuel opinó que le parecía […]
As if Borges himself had designed one of his literary delusions, Made, FAS in Arabic, is a city essentially mirror. An apocryphal legend says that the name comes from the inverse reflection of a city that is impossible […]
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