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Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola, un mecenas del Renacimiento guipuzcoano

Fornells Angelats, Montserrat (1998) Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola, un mecenas del Renacimiento guipuzcoano. 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. 167-175.

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Abstract

The patronage of Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola (1460?-1548), Royal Counsellor and Bishop of Mallorca and Avila, and humanist from Oñati, was decisive for the early introduction of the Renaissance style in Gipuzkoa, which he contributed to by building the funreral chapel in the church of San Miguel of Oñati, and above all by founding, in that town, the first University in Basque territory.

Item Type:Book Section
Additional Information: Continuación de Cuadernos de Sección. Artes Plásticas y Monumentales
Uncontrolled Keywords:Funeral chapel; Gipuzkoa; San Miguel; San Miguel; Arquitectura; Hildoi-kapera; Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola; Mécène; Renaissance; Gipuzkoa; Mallorca; Chapelle funéraire; Ávila; San Miguel; Gipuzkoa; Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola; Mercado de Zuazola, Rodrigo; Patron; Rodrigo Mercado de Zuazola; Renaissance; Mezenas; Gipuzkoa; Berpizkundea
Subjects:Sciences of Arts and Letters > Architecture
ID Code:722
Deposited On:03 May 2013 15:50
Last Modified:03 May 2013 15:50
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