Wall tiles, Real Alcázar

Wall tiles were inlaid at the height of persons in the Palace of Peter I. The Real Alcazar was not built in a day, a decade, or even a lifetime. Rather, new additions cropped up from its foundations as a small Moorish stronghold to the present day, as it is still the official royal residence.

Welch, Claude Emerson

State University of New York at Buffalo

2006-06

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Spain 2006

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Spanish

Seville, Spain

2011-04-26

Welch-Ludwig Collection

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