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Churrigueresque (/ˌtʃʊərɪɡəˈrɛsk/; Spanish: Churrigueresco), also but less
commonly "Ultra Baroque",
refers to a
Spanish Baroque style of
elaborate sculptural...
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Spanish Colonial Revival style,
Mission Revival style,
California Churrigueresque style,
Mediterranean Revival style, Art Deco style, and Mid-Century...
- (Moorish)
influence is seen in the
geometrical figures on the pillars; the
Churrigueresque characterizes much of the
ornate decoration,
especially in the interior...
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decoration known as the
Churrigueresque.
Within half a century, they
transformed Salamanca into an
exemplary Churrigueresque city. As
Italian Baroque...
- of the 17th to the late 18th century,
subsequently giving rise to
Churrigueresque and Rococo.
There are
representative examples of
Baroque in Lima, the...
- The p****age of time
reflected different trends from the
baroque to
churrigueresque,
Gothic and
neoclassical pure. The French-inspired "Lafayette" neighborhood...
- less ornamented,
contributions to what
became known simply as the
Churrigueresque style. Late
Baroque façade,
Cathedral of
Santiago de
Compostela (1738–1750)...
- of
Spanish Baroque,
Spanish Colonial,
Moorish Revival and
Mexican Churrigueresque architecture. The
style is
marked by the
prodigious use of
smooth plaster...
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local architects.
Spanish Baroque was
distinguished by its
exuberant Churrigueresque decoration and the most
sober Herrerian style, both
developing separately...
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model dome was
imitated in all of Spain.
Pedro de
Ribera introduced Churrigueresque architecture to Madrid; the
Cuartel del Conde-Duque, the
church of...
