Balcony of the Favourite, “Lindaraja” 251
Garden of “Lindaraja,” and the Apartments traditionally said to have been occupied by “Lindaraja,” a favourite Sultana 253
Detail, Interior of the Balcony of “Lindaraja” 254
Detail, Lower Part of the Balcony of “Lindaraja” 255
Detail of the Central Part of the Balcony of “Lindaraja” 256
The Queen’s Boudoir and Distant View of the Generalife 257
The Queen’s Boudoir and View of the Generalife 258
The Queen’s Boudoir and old Albaicin Quarter 259
The Queen’s Boudoir and Defile of the Darro 260
“Lindaraja’s” Garden and the Apartments in which Washington Irving stayed 261
Interior of the Tower of the Captive, Isabel de Solis 264
The Tower of the Captive, Isabel de Solis 266
Interior of the Infantas’ Tower, Upper Part 267
Detail of the Upper Part of the Balcony of “Lindaraja” 269
Entrance to the Hall of the Two Sisters 271
Interior of the Hall of the Two Sisters 272
Temple and Façade of the Hall of the Two Sisters 275
Hall of the Two Sisters from the Entrance Door, built by Yúsuf I. 277
Upper Balcony of the Hall of the Two Sisters 278
Hall of the Two Sisters from the Entrance Door 279
Ceiling of the Hall of the Two Sisters 280
Detail of the Upper Story, Hall of the Two Sisters 281
Detail of the Lateral Windows of the Hall of the Two Sisters 282
Detail in the Hall of the Two Sisters 283
Panel, Ornament, and Inscriptions in the Hall of the Two Sisters 284
Inscription in the Hall of the Two Sisters 285
Frieze in the Hall of the Two Sisters 286
Panel on Jambs of Doorways, Hall of the Two Sisters 287
Details of the Glazed Tiles in the Dado of the Hall of the Two Sisters 288
Band round Panels in Windows, Hall of the Two Sisters 289
Mosaic in Dado of Recess. Mosaic in Dado of the Entrance to the Hall of the Two Sisters 290
Mosaic in Dado of Hall of Ambassadors. Mosaic in Dado of the Hall of the Two Sisters 291
Detail of the only ancient “Jalousie” remaining in the Alhambra 293
El Jarro. Arab Vase now in the Museum of the Palace 294
El Jarro. The Arabian Vase and Niche in which it formerly stood, Hall of the Two Sisters 295
An Arab Vase of the Fourteenth Century in the Niche wherein it stood until the Year 1837 296
Sword of the last Moorish King of Granada, commonly called “The Sword of Boabdil” 297