1. Spanish Renaissance Architecture

2. 1. Plateresque style It’s called like that because of the extremely decorated facades, which remind the decorative motifs of the silversmiths’ work.

3. PLATERESQUE STYLE: Salamanca university facade

4. Shields Shells Human and vegetable ornaments

5. Catholic Monarchs

6. PLATERESQUE STYLE: Seville Town Hall DIEGO DE RIAÑO

7. 2. Classical style The decoration decreases and the influence of Italian Renaissance is more important

8. CLASSICISM: Palace of Charles the 5th in Grenade PEDRO MACHUCA

9. A circle inside a square

10. Cathedral of Grenade DIEGO DE SILOÉ

12. 3. Herrerian style The decoration disappears. Naked buildings

13. The Escorial (Madrid) JUAN BAUTISTA DE TOLEDO Y JUAN DE HERRERA Historical residence of the king of Spain It was a monastery and royal palace

14. The Escorial: main facade

15. The library

16. Renaissance painting: El Greco

22. The burial of the Count of Orgaz Upper zone Heaven (Paradise) with Christ, the Virgin, Saint Joan and other saints. Lower zone The burial of the Count with Saint Stephen, Saint Agustine and the people present at the ceremony. The painting is divided into two zones:

23. Two monks Count of Orgaz Saint Stephen Saint Agustine El Greco’s son Self-portrait

26. Christ, the Virgin, Saint Joan and the angel form an oval Saint Peter The angel holds in his hands the soul of the Count to take it to the Paradise.

27. The resurrection Elongated figures

28. The adoration of the shepherds

29. The Holy Trinity

30. Christ

31. The Virgin

32. The knight with his hand on his breast

33. View of Toledo

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