- The
Mshatta Facade is the
decorated part of the
facade of the 8th-century
Umayyad residential palace of Qasr
Mshatta, one of the
Desert Castles of Jordan...
- Qasr
Mushatta (Arabic: قصر المشتى, romanized: Qasr al-
Mshatta, lit. 'Winter Palace') is the ruin of an
Umayyad winter palace,
probably commissioned by...
- size,
historical significance, or po****rity with
museum visitors, are:
Mshatta Facade The
Aleppo Room is the wall
paneling from a broker's home in Aleppo...
- Rock, the
Great Mosque of Damascus, and
secular buildings such as the
Mshatta Palace and
Qusayr 'Amra. The
Umayyad Caliphate was
established in 661 after...
-
several desert castles were
constructed in Transjordan, including: Qasr Al-
Mshatta and Qasr Al-Hallabat. The
Abbasid Caliphate's
campaign to take over the...
- Qasr
Hallabat Qasr
Kharanah al-Muwaqqar al-Qastal
Hammam al-Sarah Qasr
Mshatta Qasr Tuba Qasr B**** The
Umayyads erected several characteristic palaces...
- 11th century,
having begun in the 8th or 9th
century in
works like the
Mshatta Facade. In the
process of
development the
plant forms became increasingly...
- 'Amra (712-715 AD), to 1⁄6 in
Hammam as-Sarah (725-730), to 1⁄5 in Qasr Al-
Mshatta (744), and
finally to 1⁄3 in
Fustat (861-862). The
appearance of the pointed...
- Gate of
Miletus The
Ishtar Gate and the
Processional Way,
Babylon The
Mshatta Facade The
Meissner fragment from the Epic of
Gilgamesh The collection...
- The Umayyad-era
Mshatta Facade, from a
palace near Amman, now in the
Pergamon Museum in Berlin. The
decoration displays Byzantine and
Sasanian influences...
