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Artwork from the Capilla Ral
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Artwork in the entrance hall of Capilla Real
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Book from Granada's royal heritage
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Book in the entrance hall of the Capilla Real
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real - the Royal Chapel
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real Altar
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real on c/ Oficios
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: Gold chest in the Sacristy Museum
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: Royal Mausoleums
The royal mausoleums of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabel and Joanna and her husband Felipe [Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: Royal Mausoleums and Altarpieces
The Reliquary altarpiece on the right has busts of Charles and Isabella, Philip IV and Isabella of Bourbon on the lower level. [Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: Sacristy Museum
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: Portrait of Queen Isabel in the Sacristy Museum
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: The Main Altarpiece
The Main Altarpiece is considered by be one of the first and biggest Plateresque altarpieces carved in Spain. The icons reflect three concepts of unity - religious, political and territorial [Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Capilla Real: View of the Main Altarpiece
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]
Queen Isabella and King Fernando
[Granada - Andalucia - Spain]