With riches from New World conquests pouring into Seville in the 16th to 18th centuries, the Spanish nobility of Andalucia built exquisite houses and palaces. This book chronicles the finest of these treasures, traces the development of a distinctive regional style of architecture and decoration- the beautiful tiles, dramatic staircases and doorways, columns, and arches, and the cool exterior patios that are so integral to Spanish building. Many of these homes are miraculously preserved with their authentic interiors intact, and a fascinating text tells the stories of the families that built and lived in them. Hardback. very gently used. Very slightly soiled on the inside of the dust wrapper and the corners are damaged as seen on the photo. 1998. 224pp fully illustrated color photos
.The Houses and Palaces of Andalusia
By Patricia Espinosa de los Monteros (text)
Photographs by Francesco Venturi
This beautifully produced volume explores the rich architectural heritage of Andalusia, focusing on private residences and noble houses from the 16th to the 18th century. Combining detailed historical research with full-color photography, it captures the distinct features of Andalusian domestic architecture—arched courtyards, tiled interiors, elaborate ironwork, and Moorish influences.
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The Houses and Palaces of Andalusia by Patricia Espinosa de los Monteros, with photography by Francesco Venturi, is a refined visual and historical record of southern Spain’s domestic architectural legacy. It remains an important reference for historians, architects, and admirers of Spanish heritage.
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