La Escalera Dorada de la Catedral de Burgos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aearte.2001.v74.i293.402Abstract
This essay analyses one of the most outstanding creations of the Spanish Renaissance. In particular the author dwells upon some Francesco di Giorgio Martini's drawings that should have inspired the architectural plan of the «Escalera Dorada», on the hypothesis of a relationship with Diego de Sagredo and his Medidas del Romano. The author concludes his work with a detailed exame of Siloesque ornamentation and its possible Italian models.
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