
Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain
Exploring the Unique Spanish Gothic Architectural LegacyBy George Edmund StreetLength16h 52m
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In "Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain," George Edmund Street offers a meticulous exploration of the rich tapestry of Gothic architectural forms that define Spain'Äôs historical and cultural landscape. Street'Äôs analytical style blends detailed descriptions with critical insights, examining notable structures such as cathedrals, palaces, and public buildings, while placing them within the broader context of European architectural traditions. His illustrations and diagrams augment the text, providing both visual pleasure and scholarly rigor to those fascinated by the evolution of architectural form from the medieval period to the modern age. George Edmund Street was an influential English architect and a key figure in the Gothic Revival movement, whose passion for historical architecture inspired him to study the intricacies of Gothic design in depth. His previous work and travels throughout Europe fostered an abiding admiration for the Gothic style, particularly in Spain, where he saw unique blends of Moorish and Christian influences. Street's insights reflect his extensive knowledge and deep commitment to preserving architectural heritage, an endeavor that echoes in the pages of this book. This work is a must-read for architecture students, historians, and anyone captivated by the beauty of Gothic structures. Street'Äôs thoughtful examination of the artistry and context of Spain'Äôs Gothic architecture sheds light on a pivotal period in architectural history. Readers will find themselves not only informed but also inspired to appreciate the enduring magnificence of Gothic design.
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Length16 hrs 52 mins
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Publish dateApr 26, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
28(D.)
2GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE IN SPAIN.
29(E.)
3CHAPTER I. IRUN—SAN SEBASTIAN—BURGOS.
30(F.)
4CHAPTER II. BURGOS.
31(G.)
5CHAPTER III. PALENCIA—VALLADOLID.
32(H.)
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6CHAPTER IV. SALAMANCA—ZAMORA—BENAVENTE.
33I.
7CHAPTER V. LEON.
34II. Inquiry.[468]
8CHAPTER VI. ASTORGA, LUGO, LA CORUÑA.
35III.
9CHAPTER VII. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELLA.
36IV.
10CHAPTER VIII. MEDINA DEL CAMPO—AVILA.
37V.
11CHAPTER IX. SEGOVIA.
38VI.
12CHAPTER X. MADRID—ALCALÁ—GUADALAJARA—SIGÜENZA.
39VII.
13CHAPTER XI. TOLEDO.
40VIII.
14CHAPTER XII. VALENCIA.
41IX.
15CHAPTER XIII. TARRAGONA.
42X.
16CHAPTER XIV. BARCELONA
43XI.
17CHAPTER XV. GERONA—PERPIÑAN—S. ELNE.
44XII.
18CHAPTER XVI. MANRESA—LÉRIDA.
45XIII.
19CHAPTER XVII. HUESCA—ZARAGOZA.
46XIV.
20CHAPTER XVIII. TARAZONA—VERUELA.
47XV.
21CHAPTER XIX. TUDELA—OLITE—PAMPLONA.
48XVI.
22CHAPTER XX. GENERAL SUMMARY.
49XVII.
23CHAPTER XXI. THE SPANISH ARCHITECTS OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
50XVIII.
24APPENDIX.
51XIX.
25(A.)
52(I.)
26(B.)
53INDEX. (pt. 1)
27(C.)
54INDEX. (pt. 2)