- Gallery of images and photographs of architecture built in in the herrerian style from around the world.
- The Herrerian style of architecture was developed in Spain during the last third of the 16th century under the reign of Philip II (1556–1598)...
- Herrerian style flourished between 1560 and 1600. Juan de Herrera created this styles characterized by the simple forms, slate roofs and sparse decoration.
- It’s built in typical Herrerian style, of which the slate spires are the most obvious expression.
- › Architectural style: Herrerian style › Location: San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain › Designated: 1984 (8th session) › Region: Europe and North America.
- Here is an example of the Herrerian style: El Escorial, comissioned by Phillip II. The facades are simple and sober.
- Herrerian stilinin etkisi, ayrıca, arduvaz çatılı , "Madrid kulesi" olarak bilinen karakteristik piramidal kulesine sahip olan genişlemede de görülebilir .Bulunamadı: style
- Herrerian style(final third): was characterised by austerity(not much decoration) and solemnity. The best example is the monastery of San Lorenzo de El...
- Built: XVI Century (1563- 1584). Author: J.B. de Toledo, Juan de Herrera y J. de Villanueva. Style: Herrerian. Category: Religious. Type: Monastery.
- The geometrical rigor and mathematical relationships between architectural features best describe the Herrerian architectural style.