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Chapel of Rosario

church, Tunja, Colombia
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  • Latin American architecture
    / Seventeenth- and 18th-century architecture in Ecuador, Colombia, and Cuba

    The Chapel of Rosario (c. 1680–90) in Tunja (Colombia) reflects the ornamental intensity common to 17th-century Latin American architecture. As with the Chapel of Rosario (1650–90) in Puebla, begun by the priest Juan de Cuenca and completed by the priest Diego de Gorospe, all the surfaces…

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    The Chapel of Rosario (c. 1680–90) in Tunja (Colombia) reflects the ornamental intensity common to 17th-century Latin American architecture. As with the Chapel of Rosario (1650–90) in Puebla, begun by the priest Juan de Cuenca and completed by the priest Diego de Gorospe, all the surfaces…

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