Monthly Archives: December 2016

Evolution of Photography In the Alhambra

Posted on December 6, 2016 by Ben Schofield

This article was a brief study about the early pioneer photographers of the Alhambra who came from all of Europe to document its beauty. As background information, cameras were invented in 1839, originally being printed as daguerrotypes, which were single … Continue reading →

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Constable: Christian Conquest and Settlement (13th Century)

Posted on December 6, 2016 by Michael Carragher

This set of readings basically outlined, as the title would suggest, the Christian conquest and settlement of parts that were inhabited by the Muslims starting in 1238.  The first piece outlined the conquest of Valencia.  I was surprised by how … Continue reading →

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