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Canteros vascos en el Primer Renacimiento Salmantino

Castro Santamaría, Ana (1998) Canteros vascos en el Primer Renacimiento Salmantino. Inx: Errenazimenduko Artearen Berrikusketa = Revisión del Arte del Renacimiento = Rèvision de l'Art de la Renaissance. Ondare. Cuadernos de Artes Plásticas y Monumentales (17). Eusko Ikaskuntza, Donostia-San Sebastián, pp. 231-247.

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Abstract

A great part of the construction that tooch place in Salamanca during the first third of the XVIth century was held by the masons that came from the North of Spain, some of them were basque. Here are the names of these masons -more than fifty- and their most outstanding activities. There are some important architects among them, such as Juan de Alava, Pedro de Ibarra, Pedro de Larrea and Juan de Orozco.

Item Type:Book Section
Additional Information: Continuación de Cuadernos de Sección. Artes Plásticas y Monumentales
Uncontrolled Keywords:Juan de Álava; Lehen errenazimentua; Pedro de Ibarra; Salamanca; Pedro de Larrea; Juan de Álava; Pedro de Larrea; Tailleurs de pierre basques; Première Renaissance; Salamanque; Artes decorativas; Juan de Álava; Salamanca; Pedro de Ibarra; Pedro de Larrea; Álava, Juan de; Basque stone-cutters; Ibarra, Pedro de; First Renaissance; Larrea, Pedro de; Salamanca; Euskal hargina
Subjects:Sciences of Arts and Letters > Fine arts theory, analysis and criticism
ID Code:686
Deposited On:03 May 2013 15:47
Last Modified:03 May 2013 15:47
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