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 The Surrender of Granada by Boabdil to Ferdinand and Isabella, January 2, 1492 298 Gold Coin (obverse and reverse) of Mohammed I., the Founder of the Alhambra, who reigned 1232-1272 A.D. 299 Details and Inscriptions, and Arabian Capitals 300 The Gothic Inscription set up in the Alhambra by the Count of Tendilla, to commemorate the Surrender of the Fortress in 1492 301 Mosaic Pavement in the Queen’s Dressing-room (Tocador de la Reyna.) Mosaic, from a Fragment in the Alhambra 302 The House of Carbon 303 The ancient Granary Market and House of Carbon 304 Elevation of the Casa del Carbon, or House of Carbon, once known as the House of the Weathercock 305 Courtyard of a Moorish House in the Albaicin 306 Interior of an Arab House in the Albaicin 307 The Proclamation of Boabdil. By Plácido Frances (National Exhibition of Beaux Arts, 1884) 308 The Author in the Alhambra 309 Cornices, Capitals, and Columns in the Alhambra 310 Miscellaneous Ornament in the Alhambra 311 The Fable of Jupiter and Leda in the Alhambra 312 Bas-relief, now in the Museum of the Alhambra 313 Arabian Sword 314 Capitals from the Courts and Halls of the Alhambra 315 Encaustic-tile Work in the Royal Room of Santo Domingo 316 Various Mosaics from the Alhambra 317 Inscriptions in the Alhambra 318 Plan of the Palace of Charles V. and of the Subterranean Vaults of the Alhambra 319 General View of the Alhambra from the Homage Tower 320 Ancient Cistern. Early Fourteenth Century 321