The name of the Spanish Late Gothic style, named after Queen Isabella I of Castile. It is used mainly in architecture from the late 15th century to the early 16th century. It was established by Simon de Colonia and Juan Guas, both of whom had their roots north of the Alps. It is a fusion of Northern Gothic and Mudejar styles, and is characterized by excessive decoration, as seen in the façades of the San Gregorio College and the San Pablo Church in Valladolid. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
スペインのカスティリャ女王イサベル1世にちなむ,スペイン後期ゴシックの様式名。主に15世紀末から16世紀初頭の建築に用いられる。共にアルプス以北の系譜をひくシモン・デ・コロニアSimon de Coloniaとフアン・グアスJuan Guasによって確立され,バリャドリードのサン・グレゴリオ学堂やサン・パブロ教会ファサードにみられるように,北方ゴシックとムデーハルの様式との融合様式で,過剰装飾を特徴とする。
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