Passageway leading into the Golden Room in the north side of the Mexuar courtyard at the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. The Golden Room is so called because of the elaborate woodwork ceiling in this room. The room was used by officials and scribes to take down orders of the court and the King.
Passageway leading into the Golden Room in the north side of the Mexuar courtyard at the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. The Golden Room is so called because of the elaborate woodwork ceiling in this room. The room was used by officials and scribes to take down orders of the court and the King. For a general account of the Alhambra, please see slide B49.185.
Photograph created 1974. Photograph processed June 1974. Formerly catalogued as B49.198, CS.014. Notes written on the slide or index: Court of the Mexuar.
