Alhambra tilings

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Alhambra tilings are the intricate, mathematically structured geometric patterns found in the Alhambra palace in Spain, renowned for their use of symmetry and tessellation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic geometric art
floor decoration
geometric pattern
tessellation
wall decoration
foundInPartOf Comares Palace NERFINISHED
Court of the Lions NERFINISHED
Hall of the Abencerrajes NERFINISHED
Hall of the Two Sisters NERFINISHED
Mexuar NERFINISHED
hasAestheticProperty complex symmetry
high regularity
visual harmony
hasArtisticFeature arabesque motifs
calligraphic elements
muqarnas integration
polychrome tiles
zellij technique
hasCulturalContext Islamic art NERFINISHED
Nasrid dynasty NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalPeriod 13th century
14th century
hasInfluenceOn architectural decoration
modern mathematical tiling theory
ornamental design
hasMaterial ceramic tile
glazed tile
stone
stucco
hasNotableResearcher Branko Grünbaum NERFINISHED
G. C. Shephard NERFINISHED
M. C. Escher NERFINISHED
isExampleOf Islamic ornament
non-figurative decoration
isPartOf Alhambra decorative program NERFINISHED
locatedIn Alhambra NERFINISHED
Andalusia
Granada NERFINISHED
Spain
studiedBy architects
art historians
mathematicians
usesMathematicalConcept Euclidean geometry NERFINISHED
glide reflection symmetry
interlacing patterns
periodicity
plane symmetry groups
reflection symmetry
regular polygons
repetition
rotation symmetry
star polygons
symmetry
tessellation
translation symmetry
wallpaper groups

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M. C. Escher influencedBy Alhambra tilings