Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain volume 1
Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain volume 1
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But the existing church was erected more than a century later, by Juan de Arandia (probably a Biscayan architect), who began his work in a. D. 1499. He agreed to execute the nave and one aisle for 1, 460, 000 mara- vedis, and afterwards the other aisle for 500, 000. The Retablo and the stalls were the work of Berruguete, between a. D. 1526 and 1532, and are now preserved in the museum.
The college of Sta. Cruz was founded in a. D. 1480, and com- pleted in A. D. 1492, and was designed by Enrirju...e de Egas, '* son of Anequin de Egas of Brussels.
The church of La Magdalena appears, by extracts from the archives of the Marquis de Resilla, to have been planned by Rodrigo Gil, of Salamanca. By a contract, dated June 14, 1576, he undertook the erection of the Capilla mayor and sacristy for 4, 000, 000 maravedis, whilst the " master of the works, " Francisco del Rio, by an agreement of October 11, 1570, agreed to build the tower and body of the church according to Rodrigo Gil's plan, for 6400 ducats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the existing church was erected more than a century later, by Juan de Arandia (probably a Biscayan architect), who began his work in a. D. 1499. He agreed to execute the nave and one aisle for 1, 460, 000 mara- vedis, and afterwards the other aisle for 500, 000. The Retablo and the stalls were the work of Berruguete, between a. D. 1526 and 1532, and are now preserved in the museum.
The college of Sta. Cruz was founded in a. D. 1480, and com- pleted in A. D. 1492, and was designed by Enrirju...e de Egas, '* son of Anequin de Egas of Brussels.
The church of La Magdalena appears, by extracts from the archives of the Marquis de Resilla, to have been planned by Rodrigo Gil, of Salamanca. By a contract, dated June 14, 1576, he undertook the erection of the Capilla mayor and sacristy for 4, 000, 000 maravedis, whilst the " master of the works, " Francisco del Rio, by an agreement of October 11, 1570, agreed to build the tower and body of the church according to Rodrigo Gil's plan, for 6400 ducats.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edmund Street to read onlineMoreLess
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