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Plateresque

Plateresque, meaning "in the manner of a silversmith" (plata being silver in Spanish), was an artistic movement, especially architectural, developed in Spain and its territories, which appeared between the late Gothic and early Renaissance in the late 15th century and spread over the next two centuries. It is a modification of Gothic spatial concepts and…

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Etymology

Problems of geographical area and consideration as Style

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Plateresque Revival

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Plateresque

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related to Plateresque buildings, architectural elements, and other works · 85
Plateresque → Alcalá, Basilica, Basque Country, Bogotá, Burgos, California, Carrión, Casa, Cathedral, Catholic Monarchs, Church, Cinco Medallones, Colegio Mayor, Colombia, Compostela, Conchas, Condes, Conquest, Convent, Coria
related to Plateresque Revival · 21
Plateresque → Bertram Goodhue, California, California Exposition, Carleton Winslow Sr, Churrigueresque, Correos, Culture, Guatemala, Havana Central, In, In Cuba, In Mexico, Mexico, Mission Revival, National Palace, Palacio, Panama, San Diego, Spanish Colonial, Spanish Colonial Revival
related to history · 19
Plateresque → After, But, El Escorial, European, Gothic, Herrera, Iberian, Iberian Peninsula, In, Isabelline, Italianate, Juan, Mexico, Neo-Plateresque, Renaissance, San Lorenzo, Spanish, The Plateresque, We
related to Problems of geographical area and consideration as Style · 17
Plateresque → Aznar, But, Camón Aznar, European, France, Germany, Gothic, It, Italian Sebastiano Serlio, Muslim, Portugal, Renaissance, Rosenthal, Spanish, Spanish Crown, This, Traditionally Plateresque
related to Plateresque architects and artists · 12
Plateresque → AlcázarAlonso, CovarrubiasMartín, Diego, Eduardo Adaro MagroJosé López, GainzaRodrigo Gil, HontañónGil, Of First Plateresque, RiañoDiego SiloeVasco, Sallaberry, SiloéAndrés, VandelviraDiego, ZarzaOf Neo-Plateresque
related to Revival in Spain: 19th & 20th-century Monterrey Style or Neo-plateresque · 10
Plateresque → Gran Vía, It, Madrid, Monterrey, Palacio, Salamanca, Spain, The, The Monterrey, Widely
related to American Plateresque · 9
Plateresque → American Baroque, Americas, Baroque, Gothic, In, Mexico, Native American, Spanish, This European
related to Etymology · 6
Plateresque → Cathedral, Diego Ortiz, Royal Chapel, Seville, The, Zúñiga
related to Plateresque Gothic (late 15th century–1530) · 5
Plateresque → Gothic, Many, Renaissance, Spain, This
related to Spanish Plateresque · 3
Plateresque → The, There, Typical Plateresque

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style renaissance spain gothic salamanca de century spanish new architecture especially also architectural san façade elements decoration spatial decorative monterrey

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Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueIn0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueAmericas0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueMexico0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueBaroque0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueSpanish0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueThis European0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueGothic0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueNative American0.60section
Plateresquerelated to American PlateresqueAmerican Baroque0.60section
Plateresquerelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Plateresquerelated to EtymologyDiego Ortiz0.60section
Plateresquerelated to EtymologyZúñiga0.60section

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