Cordoba Collection

Abd al-Rahman I. From: Hombres y mujeres ce?lebres de todos los tiempos by Juan Landa, 1875-1877. Private Collection

Mosque in Cordova, 1880s-90s. Creator: Unknown
Mosque in Cordova, 1880s-90s

Ivory casket lid, 965 to 970 AD, (1881). Creator: W Jones
Ivory casket lid, 965 to 970 AD, (1881). Etching of the carved lid of a box, made in Al-Andalus (Andalucia, Spain), possibly at Madinat al-Zahra, Cordoba, in the mid 10th century

The Great Mosque, Cordova, 1890. Creator: Unknown
The Great Mosque, Cordova, 1890. Construction of the Great Mosque of Cordoba was ordered in 784 by Abd al-Rahman I and expanded by later Muslim rulers.Following the Reconquista in 1236

Cordova, 1890. Creator: Unknown
Cordova, 1890. Cordoba on the Guadalquivir river was a Roman settlement, taken over by the Visigoths, then the Umayyad Caliphate in 8th century

The Roman bridge, Cordoba, Spain, 1895. Creator: W &s Ltd
The Roman bridge, Cordoba, Spain, 1895. The bridge over the Guadalquivir river was built in the early 1st century BC. From " Round the World in Pictures and Photographs

Monument in the city of Cordoba dedicated to Maimonides, a doctor, rabbi and Jewish theologian of Al-Andalus in the Middle Ages

Vicente Cabeza de Vaca and Fernandez de Cordoba, Marquis of Portago (Madrid, 1864-1921), lawyer and politician, member of the Liberal Conservative Party

Execution of the will of Count Ramon Borrell I, parchment document dated May 6, 1034

Testament of Arnulf, bishop of Vic, wounded in the expedition to Cordoba, parchment document dated July 29, 1010

Monument in the city of Cordoba dedicated to Averroes (1126-1198), philosopher, lawyer, doctor and Arab-Andalusian astronomer

Monument in Cordoba with the statue of Ibn Hazm (994-1064), Arab writer born in Cordoba

The two leaders Battle of Cerinola, Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba, The Great Captain before the corpse of Count de Nemours

Detail of a column, a capital and the wall of the Hall of Ambassadors in Medina Azahara, built by Caliph Abd ar Rahman III from 936

Columns by the current City Council of Cordoba

Fountain in the Potro Square in Cordoba

Detail of the wall decoration in the Royal Hall of Medina Azahara

Detail of the decoration of the mihrab of the Mosque of Cordoba

Mosque of Cordoba, arcade in the central section of the Mihrab

Interior view with columns of marble, jasper and granite in the Mosque of Cordoba

Ruins of the Roman bridge on the Jiloca river, located in the Roman road that went from Zaragoza to Cordoba

Marble bracelets decorated with parallel carved lines, from the Bat Cave, Zuheros (Cordoba)

Red ochre glass (painted with a red slip of iron oxide), with incised parallel lines that form geometric patterns. Its globular shaped, with a convex base and straight edge, smooth walls and handles

Sword of three parts barb, carps tongue shaped blade, from Palma del Rio (Cordoba)

Visigothic inscription, from the Germo Basilica in Espiel (Cordoba)

Tower of the Church of San Nicholas de la Villa, Cordova, 1834. Artist: David Roberts
Tower of the Church of San Nicholas de la Villa, Cordova, 1834. Painting held at The Hepworth Wakefield, West Yorkshire. From The Connoisseur Volume LXXXI. [The Connoisseur Ltd. London, 1928]

The Tower of the Church of San Nicolas de la Villa, Cordoba, 1834. Artist: David Roberts
The Tower of the Church of San Nicolas de la Villa, Cordoba, 1834. Painting held at The Hepworth Wakefield, West Yorkshire

Great mosque and the dungeon of the Inquisition, Cordoba, Spain, 19th century. Artist: Thomas Higham
Great mosque and the dungeon of the Inquisition, Cordoba, Spain, 19th century

Court of Oranges and Mosque, Cordoba, Spain, 1893. Artist: John L Stoddard
Court of Oranges and Mosque, Cordoba, Spain, 1893. Illustration from Portfolio of Photographs of Famous Cities, Scenes and Paintings, (The Werner Company, Chicago, c1893)

The Mezquita, Cordoba, Spain, 1849. Artist: A Bisson
The Mezquita, Cordoba, Spain, 1849. The Mezquita was originally built to be a warehouse/temple/lighthouse. It later became the second-largest mosque in the world

Grand Mosque, c8th - 11th Century. West facade, interlace arcade above entrance to mosque, Cordoba, Spain

Arch above entrance, west facade, Grand Mosque, Cordoba, Spain, 8th-11th Century
Arch above the entrance, west facade, Grand Mosque, Cordoba, Spain, 8th-11th Century. Once the largest city of Roman Spain, Cordoba later formed the heart of the western Islamic empire

Detail of front of Ivory Casket, Hispano-Arabic work, Cordoba, 11th century. At London Victoria and Albert Museum

Statue of Maimonides, 12th century
Statue of Maimonides (1135-12 December 1204), from Cordoba in Spain. Maimonidies was a philosopher and writer on medicine and theology

Moorish palace of Medina Az-Zahra, 1st century. Artist: Aberahman III
The Moorish palace of Medina Az-Zahra, built by Aberahman III (11 January 889/91-15 October 961) from c. 936 AD and destroyed in AD 1010 by rebel Barbers, 1st century

Moorish palace of Medina Az-Zahra. Artist: Aberahman III
Moorish palace of Medina Az-Zahra, built by Aberahman III (11 January 889/91 ? 15 October 961) from c. 936 AD and destroyed in AD 1010 by rebel Barbers

Statue of Averroes from Cordoba, 12th century
A statue of Abu Al Walid Muhammed Ibn Ruchd Averroes from Cordoba (April 14, 1126 - December 10, 1198), whose commentaries on ancient philosophy and medicine influenced later Christian thinkers

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