Architectural Model
1890 (made)
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This is a model of the Torre de las Infantas, in the Alhambra.
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Materials and techniques | Marble and painted plaster, covered with red velvet |
Brief description | Architectural model depicting the interior Torre de las Infantas, in the Alhambra |
Physical description | The outer walls of the model (made around 1890) are covered with a deep red velvet fabric. The interior is made up of geometric floral and vegetal designs that are brightly coloured with blues, reds. golds and greens. |
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Credit line | Given by Captain A. W. Shean |
Object history | Model about 1890 made by Enrique Linares |
Summary | This is a model of the Torre de las Infantas, in the Alhambra. |
Bibliographic reference | Leslie, Fiona. 'Inside Outside: Changing Attitudes towards Architectural Models in the Museums at South Kensington.' Architectural History 47, 2004, pp.159-200. |
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Accession number | A.26-1936 |
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Record created | November 16, 2005 |
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