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Palace of San Telmo

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Creator(s)
Architect: plans by Antonio Rodríguez (Spanish, active ca. late 17th century), Architect: chapel, facade, and central courtyard by Leonardo de Figueroa (Spanish, ca. 1650-1730)
Time period
other date: originally constructed as the seminary school for Colegio Seminario de la Universidad de Mareantes, 1682, creation date: present structure, 1734-1796, restoration date: work began to convert the building for use as the official seat of the presidency of the Andalusian Autonomous Government, 1991, restoration date: second phase of restoration to restore building to original configuration, 2005
Location
Site: Seville (Andalusia, Spain)
Cultural context
Spanish
Description
exterior, elevated view of northern facade, with sculptures of twelve illustrious Sevillians, sculpted in 1895 by Antonio Susillo, before 1970
Work type
Palace
Keywords
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Rights
(c) John Ely Burchard
Access rights
All rights reserved
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