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Essential Architecture- Search by style
Levantino Gothic (14th cent.) |
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| La Seu (cathedral) of Palma de Mallorca- | La Seu: interior panoramic view. | Lonja de la Seda: The Hall of Columns. |
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| La Seu: interior view. | Lonja de la Seda in Valencia- Consulate of the Sea and Tower | |
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| Santa María del Mar of Barcelona- The west end. | Santa María: The porters of La Ribera, who collaborated in the construction of the church transporting stones, are represented on the doors of the main entrance | Santa María: The east end, restored in 1967 |
| The most important post−thirteenth-century Gothic styles in Spain are the Levantino, characterized by its structural achievements and the unification of space, and Isabelline Gothic, made under the Catholic Kings, that supposed a transition to Renaissance. Gothic style was sometimes adopted by the Mudejar architects, who built with european techniques and spanish-Arab decorations and created an hybrid style. | ||