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Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 1340–4Mudéjar | Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 1340–4Mudéjar | Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors. | Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 1340–4Mudéjar | Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors. | Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 1340–4Mudéjar | Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors. | | Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 14th centuryMudéjar | Astudillo, Palencia, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 14th centuryMudéjar | Astudillo, Palencia, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors. | Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 14th centuryMudéjar | Astudillo, Palencia, Spain | The palaces at Astudillo and Tordesillas are examples of early civic Mudéjar architecture: masonry façades on adobe walls, ashlar corners and lobed windows; multicoloured wooden ceilings and plasterwork friezes in their interiors. | Palace of Pedro I, now the Convent of Santa Clara | 1340–4Mudéjar | Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain | Pedro I of Castile, National Archaeological Museum, Madrid. | | Pilate's House | 15th and 16th centuriesMudéjar | Seville, Spain | Pilate's House is a later construction and is arranged around a courtyard with plasterwork arcades on marble columns with tile wall-coverings.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Pilate's House | 15th and 16th centuriesMudéjar | Seville, Spain | Pilate's House is a later construction and is arranged around a courtyard with plasterwork arcades on marble columns with tile wall-coverings. | Pilate's House | 15th and 16th centuriesMudéjar | Seville, Spain | Pilate's House is a later construction and is arranged around a courtyard with plasterwork arcades on marble columns with tile wall-coverings. | Pilate's House | 15th and 16th centuriesMudéjar | Seville, Spain | Pilate's House is a later construction and is arranged around a courtyard with plasterwork arcades on marble columns with tile wall-coverings. | | Sempre Noiva Palace | End of 15th–beginning of 16th centuryMudéjar | Évora, Portugal | The Sempre Noiva Palace, the hunting lodge of Alfonso of Portugal, is an example of rural Mudéjar palaces.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Sempre Noiva Palace | End of 15th–beginning of 16th centuryMudéjar | Évora, Portugal | The Sempre Noiva Palace, the hunting lodge of Alfonso of Portugal, is an example of rural Mudéjar palaces. | | |