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An architect's note-book in Spain : principally illustrating the domestic architecture of that country (1872)

Wyatt, M. Digby (Matthew Digby), Sir, 1820-1877 · London : Autotype Fine Art Company · leaf 219

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eswhich were beginning to be taken up by the Spaniards, at thecommencement of the sixteenth century. My sketch, while it indicates the elaboration of this late specimenof Mudejar stucco-work, shows by the figures I have introduced (fromlife) the class to whose tender mercies this gem is now… … PLATE XLVII. TOLEDO. ENTRANCE GATEWAY TO THE ALCAZAR. The Royal residence, for such is the meaning of the word Alcazar, of Toledo, is one of the two great Palaces which Charles V. caused to be constructed in order that Spain might, for thefirst time, have « Royal Residences commensurate with her…

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