SOME ISLAMIC ART MASTERPIECES

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Guess from which buildings are part this pieces: 

a)

b)

c)

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  1. El blog de Mario29 April 2017 at 06:56

    a)La Alhambra de Granada
    b)Mosaico del arte de las mezquitas islámicas
    c)Mezquita de Córdoba

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  2. Jesús segovia 2°B29 April 2017 at 07:59

    A) Alhambra palace
    B) Shah-linda
    C) Pattern

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  3. Unknown29 April 2017 at 09:44

    Juan Diego 2ºD
    a)Alhambra
    b)Shah-i-Zinda
    c)pattern

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  4. Lucía García Montoya30 April 2017 at 11:08

    a)La alambra de Granada.
    b)El mausoleo Gur Emir.
    c)La mezquita-catedral de Córdoba.

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  5. Luis Arcas Morcillo 2º ED1 May 2017 at 04:06

    Hello, here are my answers:
    a) The first photo belongs to the "Alhambra Palace" in Granada, Spain.
    b) This photography belongs to the "Gur-e-Amir" mausoleum in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
    c) This photo is part of "La Mezquita" in Cordoba, Spain

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  6. Alba Carnicero Ruiz - 2ºD4 May 2017 at 07:41

    A) It’s "El patio de los Arrayanes". This space belongs to the Alhambra. Around it there are rooms, the most important are the work room of the sultan (diwan) or throne room and hearings (located north of the courtyard). These are the rooms known as "Palacio de Comares". The patio is rectangular, large and with a pond in the middle surrounded by plantations of myrtle, as we can see in the photo. It’s also known as the courtyard of the Mirtos, courtyard of the Pool and courtyard of Comares.
    B) It is the Sheikh Lotf Allah's Mosque (Mezquita del jeque Lotf Allah). It is in Iran, and is one of the best works of Iranian culture. It was built in the 17th century; its construction lasted a long time.
    C) It is the dome before the Mihrab (Cúpula ante el Mihrab).It is in the Mosque of Córdoba. Among the reforms and extensions carried out by Al-Hakam II in the Mosque of Cordoba, the mihrab, which was decorated with Byzantine mosaics, was preceded by a domed enclosure that constituted the "maqsurah", a space reserved for the caliph.

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  7. Carlota García Cuélliga 2ºD.4 May 2017 at 13:47

    a)La Alhambra, patio de los Arrayanes.
    b)Mezquita de Al-Haram d’Al-Masijd en La Meca.
    c)Mezquita de Córdoba, cúpula de la macsura.

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  8. mario valero5 May 2017 at 10:13

    A Alhambra de Granada , patio de arreyanes
    B
    C Mezquita de Cordoba

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  9. estela5 May 2017 at 10:14

    a alhambra granada
    b mezquita azul
    c mezquita de cordoba

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  10. Mario Valero6 May 2017 at 00:01

    A Alhambra Granada patio de arrayanes
    B mezquita bibi khanum Samarkanda
    C Mezquita de Córdoba

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