The ceilings of King Roger’s Hall in the Tower of Jewry show a valuable allegory of the Norman court. Fascinated by the magnificence and beauty of the Arab residences, King Roger II of Altavilla wanted the entire room to be decorated with splendid mosaics, the work of craftsmen of Byzantine and Eastern origin.
| Dimensions | 2,3 × 5,5 cm |
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