Hisham Collection

Abd-el-Kader, and his Moorish allies, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Abd-el-Kader, and his Moorish allies, 1844. North African troops during the Franco-Moroccan War:" the Lion of the Desert

The State Parasol, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The State Parasol, 1844. One of the trophies taken by the French army from the Moors, consisting of the Tent of the eldest son of the Emperor [Muhammad IV of Morocco]

Interior of Sidi Mohammeds tent, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Interior of Sidi Mohammeds tent, 1844. One of the trophies taken by the French army from the Moors, ...the Tent of the eldest son of the Emperor [Muhammad IV of Morocco]

Sidi Mohammeds tent, captured by the French, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Sidi Mohammeds tent, captured by the French, 1844. One of the trophies taken by the French army from the Moors, ...the Tent of the eldest son of the Emperor [Muhammad IV of Morocco]

Top of the Parasol, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Top of the Parasol, 1844. One of the trophies taken by the French army from the Moors, consisting of the Tent of the eldest son of the Emperor [Muhammad IV of Morocco]

Hishams Palace. 8th century AD. Khirbat al-Mafjar, near Jericho. Was built by Waild Ibn Yazid in 734 AD, during the reign of Caliph Hisham Ibn Abdelmalik (724-743 AD). Stucco dome of the diwan

Hishams Palace. Human figure sculpture. Stucco. Khirbat al
Hishams Palace. 8th century AD. Khirbat al-Mafjar, near Jericho. Was built by Waild Ibn Yazid in 734 AD, during the reign of Caliph Hisham Ibn Abdelmalik (724-743 AD). Human figure sculpture. Stucco

MATAR, Hisham (1970). Libyan writer. Portrait of 2007. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona

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"Hisham's Palace: A Glimpse into the Rich History of Khirbat al-Mafjar" Step back in time to the 8th century AD and explore Hisham's Palace, a remarkable archaeological site located near Jericho. This ancient palace, known for its exquisite architecture and intricate stucco sculptures, offers a fascinating insight into the opulence of the Umayyad dynasty. As you wander through the ruins of Hisham's Palace, marvel at the human figure sculptures crafted from stucco that adorn its walls. These delicate artworks showcase the artistic prowess of craftsmen from centuries ago, leaving visitors in awe of their skill and attention to detail. Delve deeper into history as you discover Abd-el-Kader and his Moorish allies depicted in an intriguing artwork from 1844. The creator remains unknown, but this captivating piece captures a momentous event that shaped Morocco's past. Immerse yourself further by exploring Sidi Mohammed's tent - step inside and witness its grandeur firsthand. Though captured by the French in 1844 during war times, this tent once served as a symbol of power and authority for Sidi Mohammed himself. Gaze up at "The State Parasol, " another enigmatic creation from 1844 whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. Its top reveals intricate designs that hint at stories untold, inviting speculation about its purpose and significance within Moroccan culture. Transport yourself to an era long gone as you witness Arab and Moorish cavalry engaged in battle during War in Morocco. Created by an unknown artist in 1844, this artwork provides a glimpse into military strategies employed during those tumultuous times. Throughout your journey at Hisham's Palace near Jericho, be captivated by remnants of history preserved over centuries. Each visit unveils new layers of intrigue surrounding this architectural wonder – reminding us all how our past shapes our present.