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Segovia cathedral

cathedral, Segovia, Spain
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  • Segovia: cathedral
    Juan Gil de Hontañón

    …mayor (official architect) of the Segovia cathedral and who designed in a late medieval style.

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    …mayor (official architect) of the Segovia cathedral and who designed in a late medieval style.

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  • Segovia: cathedral
    Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón

    …mayor (official architect) of the Segovia cathedral and in 1525 laid the building’s cornerstone. After Juan’s death, Rodrigo took command of the project and executed his father’s plans. The cathedral of Segovia—as well as that of Salamanca, which he worked on after 1538—are both designed in a mixture of late…

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    …mayor (official architect) of the Segovia cathedral and in 1525 laid the building’s cornerstone. After Juan’s death, Rodrigo took command of the project and executed his father’s plans. The cathedral of Segovia—as well as that of Salamanca, which he worked on after 1538—are both designed in a mixture of late…

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