Alta Época, Tesoros Coloniales y Relojes de Lujo
Sublime example of the profound Andalusian legacy in the Iberian Peninsula and its deep imprint on Christian art and architecture during the centuries that preceded the Arab rule of the Peninsula. Made of geometric inlay in bone and silver on one side dating from the 15th century and the Nasrid period and later Christian Mudejar ornamentation dating from the Post-Islamic period and dating from the 16th century on the cut sheet, both on the front and back with concentric geometric motifs of tinted bone. Measurements: 36 x 25 x 12 cm. Provenance: private collection, Spain. Reference bibliography: DÍEZ JORGE, Mª Elena (ed.), Galera Andreu, Pedro Antonio and Gómez-Moreno Calera, José Manuel (2006): The Alhambra and the Generalife. Historical-artistic guide. Granada, University of Granada-Junta de Andalucía “(2019) “Stories full of emotions: spaces and objects of minors in the houses of Moors and Christians.” In SERRANO-NIZA, Dolores (ed.) Dressing the house. Objects and emotions in the Andalusian and Moorish home. Madrid, Higher Council of Scientific Research, pp. 191-247”; SERRANO-NIZA, Dolores (ed.) (2019): Dressing the house. Objects and emotions in the Andalusian and Moorish home. Madrid, CISC.
