- ...and Dr. Steven Zucker below a mudéjar-style ceiling, 16th century, carved, painted, and gilded wood, 28 x 33 ft., Spain (The Metropolitan Museum of Art).
- Mudéjar is a unique style of art developed in Spain in the 12th century, created parallel to the changes that came with the Reconquista.
- Mudejar art also remains closely associated with the birth of art history as a discipline in Europe and the Americas and, thus, with some of the most inHuential [El...
- In this context, it can be stated that Mudéjar Art has Islamic origins, but it has features that bind and bring together different cultures like a cement.
- (redirected from Mudéjar art) Also found in: Dictionary. ... A particularly fine Mudéjar example is the Casa de Pilatos, of the early 16th cent., at Seville.
- By extension, it refers to the Christian medieval art of the Iberian peninsula characterised by the use of formulas related to Hispano-Muslim art.
- The Mudejar de Aragon is an exceptional art, reflecting a historical moment (XII-XVII centuries), in which three cultures coexisted in Aragonese, Christian...
- Mudéjar Art. Mudéjar art arose from a set of historical circumstances unique to the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages.
- Concepts like Reconquista, Convivencia and Mudéjar Art, are being interpreted as the result of Spain’s nineteenth century’s particular socio-political interests...