The intermixing of ornament artistic elements in Granada's and Tlemcen's landmarks between the 13 th and the 14 th centuries

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The joining the Andalusian region to the Maghreb region under almoravid rule, then almohad rule resulted a unity agreement led to art intermixing in the two regions, which made their architectural structures distinguishable than the other regions.

thereupon, a unique artistic style emerged which is the Maghrebi-Andalusian style that continued to evolve and flourish under the rule of the Zayyanids and the Marinid in Maghreb, and the nasrid in Andalusia.

this essay is an attempt to address the artistic unity of the landmarks in Andalusia and Middle Maghreb between the 13th -14th centuries AD through the landmarks of Tlemcen and Granada.