There is not a lot of stained glass in the mezquita, and what there is is mostly just color, and not pictures.

there is a room behind the screen so people can look out unobserved.

Espacio cristiano e islámico. (principalmente islámico) I suspect that this nowChrtianized space was once Islamic.

Algunas formas geométricas en el techo en la Mezquita. Geometric designs in the ceiling.

More backlighting...

I think I can see 4 different layers, not counting the lamp in front.

Un "memento mori" (recuerda la muerte). Until this visit, I thought flash was not allowed. Without the flash, you can hardly see this memento mori. [Remember death]

A cupola

Two more Teno pieces. WE were lucky enough to te a retrospective of his work on our first visit to the mezquita.

Otra estatua de Teno; San Juan de la Cruz (St. John of the Cross)

Intenté 8 veces para obtener una buena imagen. I took 8 different exposures to get a good picture of this crucifixion. It dates to 1663-1665 by Alonso Cano (I think). It is ivory and wood.

This old fresco is nearly gone.

This large space requires constant upkeep. I had never seen the faces in the decorations until I looked at this picture.

Someone has figured out how to use both natural and artificial light to dramatize this part of the mezquita.

Another mix of Moorish and Christian design.

Part of the choir

Limpieza para Santa Semana. Holy week was coming up and I think extracleaning was going on.

The main cupola

Intricate design all over.

More use of artificial light