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Artesonado or
Spanish ceiling is a term for "a type of
intricately joined wooden ceiling in
which supplementary laths are
interlaced into the
rafters supporting...
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inspiration for the name of this room
comes from the
decorative motifs in the
Artesonado ceiling that
features many pineapple-like motifs. The
stained gl**** window...
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built in the
reign of
Alfonso XI of Castile. It is a
square room with an
artesonado (qubba). In it
there is a
shield of the
Order of the Band,
created by...
- Juan de los
Reyes in Toledo, Spain. One
technique Juan Guas used was
artesonado, a term the
denotes wooden ceilings with
intricate design derived from...
- XXIV, a
council room, is in Mudéjar
style and
features a
magnificent artesonado ceiling. The
external façade of the building, with rich
carved decoration...
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Isabel of
Hungary attributed to Nicolás Florentino. Also
noteworthy is the
artesonado of the
lower choir, Mudéjar style,
which is
considered the
oldest in the...
- feats, as well as
aesthetic expertise,
reminiscent of the Mudéjar styles.
Artesonado Mudéjar
Architecture of
Aragon Moorish Revival architecture Walls of Cuéllar...
- Nasrid-style
polychrome stucco, multi-foil arches, and a m****ive Mudéjar
artesonado ceiling. It also has
Hebrew inscriptions praising the king and Samuel...
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authorities and relatives. The most
noteworthy feature of this room is its
artesonado ceilings dated to 1580, made of
three thousand pieces held
together by...
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partially the Mudéjar
artesonado ceiling in the main nave of the church. The 16th-century Mudéjar
artesonado is
preserved in the
crossing and...
