- Mudéjar art, or Mudéjar style, was a type of
ornamentation and
decoration used in the
Iberian Christian kingdoms,
primarily between the 13th and 16th centuries...
-
Cultural Endeavors and the
Crusade Ideology". In Giese,
Francine (ed.).
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
-
Iberia and
North Africa in the 14th Century". In Giese,
Francine (ed.).
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
-
Encyclopedia of the
Islamic World.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195305135.
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
- López de Mendoza. It was
Amador de los Ríos who
first used the term
mudejarismo to
describe a form of
architectural decoration in 1859. In 1861 he published...
-
Translations and
Processes of Decontextualization". In Giese,
Francine (ed.).
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
- the
Entangled Heritage of
Medieval Iberia". In Giese,
Francine (ed.).
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
-
principles of
classical order and the
Arabic formalities of
Spanish mudéjarismo.
Great cathedrals and
civic buildings were
later built in the Baroque...
-
Transennae – A
Technical Reinterpretation". In Giese,
Francine (ed.).
Mudejarismo and
Moorish Revival in Europe:
Cultural Negotiations and
Artistic Translations...
- 1158-1252 (PDF). p. 5.
Torres Balbás,
Leopoldo (1957).
Algunos Aspectos Del
Mudejarismo Urbano Medieval (Discurso Leído, el 10 de
enero de 1954, en la recepción...
