Alfonso Suarez
Pomegranate. The Alhambra. Arc I
The highest representative of Nasrid architecture in the world is the city of Granada. Nasrid art refers to the last stage of Hispanic-Muslim art, specifically that which developed during the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries.
Nasrid architecture presents a sober exterior and a highly recharged interior. At this stage, the horseshoe arch was also discontinued in many buildings and greater importance was attached to the banked semicircular arch.

















