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Panel with Cusped Arches, 14th century, From Morocco, Wood (cedar); carved and painted, H. 19 in. (48.3 cm), Wood, Marinid architecture shared many characteristics with that of Andalusia. In both traditions, carved wooden friezes, usually placed near the ceiling above panels of stucco, constituted an important part of interior decoration.

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Panel with Cusped Arches, 14th century, From Morocco, Wood (cedar); carved and painted, H. 19 in. (48.3 cm), Wood, Marinid architecture shared many characteristics with that of Andalusia. In both traditions, carved wooden friezes, usually placed near the ceiling above panels of stucco, constituted an important part of interior decoration

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Album / quintlox

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7600 x 1651 px | 35.9 MB

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64.3 x 14.0 cm | 25.3 x 5.5 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

14TH CENTURY • 14TH • 14TH-CENTURY • 19 • 48.3 CM • ANDALUCIA • ANDALUSIA • ARTFORM: STUCCO • CARVED WOODEN • CARVED • CEDAR TREE • CEDAR WOOD • CEDAR • CEILING • CHARACTERISTICS • CONSTITUTED • CUSPED ARCHES • FOURTEENTH CENTURY • FRIEZES • H • H. • IMPORTANT PART • INTERIOR DECORATION • MARINID ARCHITECTURE • MOROCCO • PAINTED • PANEL • PANELS • ROOF • SHARED • STUCCO • TRADITIONS • USUALLY PLACED • WOOD • XIV CENTURY