Spanish architecture of the sixteenth century; general view of the plateresque and Herrera styles (1917)
Byne, Arthur, 1883-1935, Byne, Mildred Stapley, 1875-1941 · New York, London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 176
ho denied hospitalityto Dona Maria and whom Fonseca, in his revenge, thusplaced under her feet. In the narrow Calle de Bordadores stands the diminutiveand charming house now known by the sinister name of Casade las Muertes (Plate XXIX), Although fragments of theornament are very Italian the whole… … w, SALAMANCA 149 more Romanesque than Renaissance). The facade is barely30 feet wide. The rich central motif of the piso principal isthe nucleus of its treatment, and so dominates the narrowfront that the unsymmetrical fenestration is in no way dis-
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