Plateresque

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Plateresque is an ornate architectural and decorative style of the Spanish Renaissance characterized by intricate, silversmith-like detailing on façades and surfaces.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Plateresque canonical 19
Plateresque Revival 1
Plateresque architecture 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish Renaissance style
architectural style
decorative arts style
comparedTo silverwork decoration
countryOfOrigin Spain
developedInPeriod 16th century
late 15th century
etymology from Spanish "platero" meaning silversmith
field architecture
decorative arts
hasCharacteristic abundant surface ornamentation
complex window and door surrounds
delicate relief work
fine stone carving
horror vacui tendency
intricate façades
ornate decoration
richly carved portals
silversmith-like detailing
use of grotesques
use of heraldic motifs
use of medallions and coats of arms
use of vegetal motifs
hasRegion Andalusia
Castile
Extremadura
Salamanca
influenced Mexican Plateresque
Andean Baroque
surface form: Peruvian Plateresque

Spanish Colonial architecture
influencedBy Gothic architecture
Renaissance architecture
surface form: Italian Renaissance architecture

Mudéjar architecture
notableExample New Cathedral of Salamanca elements
San Marcos of León façade
Town Hall of Seville elements
University of Salamanca façade
partOf Spanish Renaissance
styleElement balustrades with ornament
candelieri ornament
friezes with relief decoration
niches with statues
pilasters with rich carving
usedFor cathedral façades
church façades
palaces
town halls
university buildings

Referenced by (23)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Spanish Renaissance style Plateresque
León conventoDeSanMarcosStyle Plateresque
San Diego Museum of Art architecturalStyle Plateresque
this entity surface form: Plateresque Revival
Convento de la Piedad (Guadalajara) hasArchitecturalStyle Plateresque
this entity surface form: Plateresque style
Salamanca campus architecturalStyle Plateresque
this entity surface form: Plateresque architecture
frog on the skull (La Rana de Salamanca) architecturalStyle Plateresque
subject surface form: Frog on the Skull (La Rana de Salamanca)
Diego de Siloé style Plateresque
Churrigueresque influencedBy Plateresque
this entity surface form: Spanish Plateresque
Alonso de Covarrubias style Plateresque
Isabelline Gothic followedBy Plateresque