“ADMIRAL” HERALDIC CARPET This carpet belongs to a group of medieval Spanish rugs that are called “admiral” carpets because they bear the coat of arms of Fadrique Enríquez de Mendoza (1390–1473), admiral of Ca - Crown of Aragon - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	“ADMIRAL” HERALDIC CARPET This carpet belongs to a group of medieval Spanish rugs that are called “admiral” carpets because they bear the coat of arms of Fadrique Enríquez de Mendoza (1390–1473), admiral of Ca Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-26 09:53:36 Open Document File Size: 632,91 KB Share Result on Facebook City Santa Clara / Ankara / Palencia / Norristown / / Company Rouen Mid / Reverend / / Continent Europe / Americas / Africa / / Country France / Japan / United States / Gibraltar / Portugal / United Kingdom / Morocco / Spain / India / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Muslim stronghold / HOW THIS CARPET CAME TO THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART Until / the Alhambra / Great Mosque of Córdoba / / IndustryTerm Rug manufacturing / / Movie Joan of Arc / / NaturalFeature Iberian Peninsula / Strait of Gibraltar / / Organization Division of Education / French army / Reader’s Digest Fund / navy / / Person Vasco da Gama / Filippo Brunelleschi / Ferdinand / Isabella / Charles F. Williams / Philip II / / Position king / architect / commander / ADMIRAL / officer / / ProvinceOrState Pennsylvania / Granada / / Region central Asia / western Asia / East Africa / North Africa / Iberian Peninsula / / SocialTag Spain Knights of the Golden Fleece House of Trastamara Carpet Fadrique Enríquez Islamic art Ferdinand and Isabella Admiral of Castile Ferdinand II of Aragon Spanish nobility

“ADMIRAL” HERALDIC CARPET This carpet belongs to a group of medieval Spanish rugs that are called “admiral” carpets because they bear the coat of arms of Fadrique Enríquez de Mendoza (1390–1473), admiral of CaAdd to Reading List