Owen Jones made innovative chromolithographs (10[1])of this complex that influenced his interiors (10[1])for the Crystal Palace. (10[1])This complex’s niches once held large blue-and-gold vases unique in the region for being only decorative. This complex’s Gate of Justice (10[1])is in the region’s (-5[1])style of horseshoe arch (10[1])and leads to a patio of myrtles (10[2])surrounded by arcades (10[1])with stucco sebka (10[1])designs. (10[1]-5[1])During a 1936 visit, M. C. Escher (10[4])copied this building’s (10[4])tessellations. (10[6])Halls with (10[2])stalactite-work (10[1]-5[1])vaults called muqarnas (10[2])surround a space in this complex where (-5[1])a fountain sits (10[1])on 12 marble (10[1])animals. (10[1])The Court (10[1])of the Lions (10[1]-5[1])is the (10[1])central (10[1])citadel (-5[3])of this Nasrid (10[1])complex, which (10[1])like the Royal Alcázar (10[1])inspired the fusion of Mudéjar (10[1])art (10[1])after the Reconquista. (-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this “Moorish-style” (10[2])palace in Granada. (10[1])■END■ (10[11]0[1])