114- Another view through the courtyard of the Great Mosque of Cordoba. The mosque was begun and completed in the last quarter of the eighth century AD, by the first ruler of Islamic Spain, ‘Abd al-Rahman I. However, there were major additions by subsequent caliphs, including perhaps the most important ones by al-Hakam II. For a fuller treatment of the hypostyle hall, see slide B49.112.https://digital.kenyon.edu/baly/1338/thumbnail.jp
interior, hypostyle hall, al-Mansur's addition, detail of column capital and spandrel, 199
133- The Puerta de la Grada Redonda on the east façade of the mosque of Cordoba. For a general accou...
plan (drawing), mosque in its original state, from James Cavanah Murphy, "The Arabian antiquities of...
113- Another view through the courtyard of the Great Mosque of Cordoba. The mosque was begun and com...
111- A view of the ‘Alminar’ (from the Arabic minar) at the Great Mosque or Mezquita of Cordoba. The...
115- A view through the hall of al-Mansur. Al-Mansur was the minister of the caliph Hisham, and made...
121- The most spectacular additions to the Mosque of Cordoba are considered to be those made by the ...
120- A beautiful view through a few naves showing the denseness of the ‘forest of columns’ so charac...
112- The Great Mosque of Cordoba is considered to be the one of the most remarkable monuments of Uma...
118- A prayer hall within the Mosque of Cordoba showing the characteristic double-arched ‘forest of ...
131- A view of the east façade of the mosque of Cordoba, showing multiple entrances. For a general a...
125- Dome over the bay in front of the mihrab in the Mosque of Cordoba, richly covered with mosaics ...
123- A close view of the mihrab at the mosque of Cordoba, added by the caliph al-Hakam II. The horse...
126- A richly decorated ceiling above the nave of the 16th century cathedral inside the mosque of Co...
My first exposure to the epigraphic program of the Great Mosque of Cordoba, published in 2001, came ...
interior, hypostyle hall, al-Mansur's addition, detail of column capital and spandrel, 199
133- The Puerta de la Grada Redonda on the east façade of the mosque of Cordoba. For a general accou...
plan (drawing), mosque in its original state, from James Cavanah Murphy, "The Arabian antiquities of...
113- Another view through the courtyard of the Great Mosque of Cordoba. The mosque was begun and com...
111- A view of the ‘Alminar’ (from the Arabic minar) at the Great Mosque or Mezquita of Cordoba. The...
115- A view through the hall of al-Mansur. Al-Mansur was the minister of the caliph Hisham, and made...
121- The most spectacular additions to the Mosque of Cordoba are considered to be those made by the ...
120- A beautiful view through a few naves showing the denseness of the ‘forest of columns’ so charac...
112- The Great Mosque of Cordoba is considered to be the one of the most remarkable monuments of Uma...
118- A prayer hall within the Mosque of Cordoba showing the characteristic double-arched ‘forest of ...
131- A view of the east façade of the mosque of Cordoba, showing multiple entrances. For a general a...
125- Dome over the bay in front of the mihrab in the Mosque of Cordoba, richly covered with mosaics ...
123- A close view of the mihrab at the mosque of Cordoba, added by the caliph al-Hakam II. The horse...
126- A richly decorated ceiling above the nave of the 16th century cathedral inside the mosque of Co...
My first exposure to the epigraphic program of the Great Mosque of Cordoba, published in 2001, came ...
interior, hypostyle hall, al-Mansur's addition, detail of column capital and spandrel, 199
133- The Puerta de la Grada Redonda on the east façade of the mosque of Cordoba. For a general accou...
plan (drawing), mosque in its original state, from James Cavanah Murphy, "The Arabian antiquities of...