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1230: 347: 327: 1041: 375: 830: 689: 363: 42: 652: 1524: 230:. At first they thought to demolish it, although the criterion was imposed to keep it open to the faithful while the construction of the new one was carried out. When the works were finished in the 18th century, they reconsidered the idea of destroying it and for that reason it is conserved at the present time. However, the south wall of the New Cathedral rests on the north wall of the Old one, which had to be reinforced towards the interior of the old temple, whose lateral nave was partially reduced with the new construction. The tower of the new cathedral was built over the bell tower of the Old Cathedral. 681: 1115: 949: 419: 564: 216: 1135:. It has several arcades that house different tombs, among them those of the founder of the chapel. All the walls are decorated with about 110 statues whose golden color stands out, hence the name of the chapel. There are sculptures of characters from the Old and New Testament, including apostles, saints, sibyls, prophets, etc.. The sculptures are supported by different polychrome and gilded shelves. Quite curious are the images of Adam and Eve, which coincide with the images of Apollo and Venus that appear on the façade of the 139: 391: 403: 866: 496: 938: 1172: 488:, typical of buildings from the late Romanesque period, is replaced by two tribunes running around the perimeter of the cathedral and at two heights, allowing the aisles to be raised even higher. The pillars collect the weight of the vaults where each of the ribs of the vaults descends to the floor by the pillar in a thin column that helps to unload the weight. The vaults have all kinds of combinations of ribs, cambered and 1198:. However, this cathedral retained more of its Gothic character because the authorities wanted the new cathedral to blend with the old one. Thus the new cathedral was constructed, continuing with Gothic style during the 17th and 18th centuries. However, during the 18th century, two elements were added that broke with the showy form with the predominant style of the building: a Baroque 1210:(92 m). The new cathedral was constructed without the subsequent destruction of the old cathedral, but a wall of the new cathedral leans on the North wall of the old one. For this reason, the old cathedral had to be reinforced, and the bell tower was constructed on the old one. Two of the main architects of the cathedral were 1139:. The image of death appears in a gloomy form tucked in a niche and with a toad between her legs. The toad, representation of the sin of lust, also appeared decorating the facade of the Salamanca University. A magnificent Calvary presides over the altarpiece of the Chapel, placed on a pictorial background by 728:
It is not a closed chapel as such, since it is located in the section occupied externally by the Puerta de Ramos. It highlights the tomb of Canon Diego de Neyla, who died in 1577, a Renaissance work that incorporates a panel with the Virgin, the Child and San Juanito, surrounded by angels and God the
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of occupation demolished the block of houses located to the north of the cathedral, creating the current Plaza de Anaya and highlighting the north façade, which was not prepared for exhibition and was not very attractive. This fact has caused that the best known photos of the cathedral are taken from
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It is located in the north arm of the transept. The image is one of the most spectacular and beautiful of all the New Cathedral. It is an anonymous work of the 15th century, it is a Crucified Christ with three nails. Its polychromy reveals a great realism in the treatment of the body and the details
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style. It has a rectangular plan, with three naves and two more niche chapels. In principle, the chevet was to end in an ambulatory and polygonal apses, but finally the project was changed to the current one, which finishes the temple with a rectangular chevet that makes a hall plan. The first stone
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It preserves the first altarpiece in which Solomonic columns were used in Spain. It was assembled in 1664 as an act of atonement to house a canvas of the Immaculate Conception that had been outraged that same year when the face of the Virgin was slashed with a dagger by an opponent to the Dogma of
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was tuned. A Belgian specialist was called, who was astonished to learn that it had not been tuned for almost a century, given its perfect condition thanks to the dry climate of the area. In 1992, with the help of the Japanese monarchy, and at the suggestion of the Japanese master Tsuji, the organ
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They were designed with a single model, with the front corresponding to the part reserved for the altar or altarpiece, opening in the other walls arcosolios originally intended for burials. They are covered with different star-shaped vaults. The grilles that close them are of different styles and
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became the master builder of the cathedral, after the death of his father Juan Gil de Hontañón. At first an ambulatory was planned for the chevet and polygonal apses, but the delay in the work made the criteria change to a flat chevet, a decision taken in 1584 by the then master builder
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stand out. It takes its name from a dispute between a Christian and a Jew in which he witnessed the image of the Virgin, from the 12th century re-carved and polychrome in the Baroque, with a slight head movement.
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of 1760, image of the end of the Baroque. Its polychrome and the serenity of the Virgin's face announce the arrival of Neoclassicism, while the anatomy of the naked Christ is heir to the Baroque. It parades in
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who proposed to strap it with 8 taut chains and line it with stone in the form of a slope reaching up to the body of bells (about 40 meters from the ground). The direction of this work was entrusted to
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The plan and elevation of the building maintain a Gothic uniformity and the exterior presence of flying buttresses and buttresses, as well as the interior elevation of the naves attest to this.
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It is located under the start of one of the towers designed for the chancel, accessed from the ambulatory through the Chapel of San José. The altarpiece, of Neoclassical style and designed by
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It presents a Baroque altarpiece of rocaille reminiscent of the Portuguese style, with a fine image of St. Joseph with Child and paintings of St. John, the Magdalene and Santiago Matamoros.
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Miguel Romero, following the tradition of incorporating a contemporary element in each restoration. On September 20, 2010 it appeared with a broken right arm due to an act of vandalism.
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During most of the 17th century the works were stopped and were resumed again in the 18th century, until its completion in 1733. The cathedral suffered the devastating effects of the
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when the works were resumed, after being stopped for almost the entire 17th century, due to lack of budget. It was finished in 1725 and it seems that it was similar to that of the
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in 1993, it was decided to restore the door, which had deteriorated greatly due to the passage of time. During this restoration, the astronaut was carved in stone in 1992 by
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of the veins that can be seen in it. He is dead, with his eyes open and his mouth ajar. It has natural hair, which adds verism to the figure. It parades in the
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The Gospel Organ, Baroque style. Built in 1744 by Master Pedro Echaverría. It was modified in the 19th century, changing its original factory. Around 1950 the
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The idea of building a new cathedral arose in the 15th century due to the demographic increase of the city, especially because of the strong attraction of the
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It highlights a seated Gothic Virgin with the Child in her arms. It also guards the group of "la Borriquilla", which parades on Palm Sunday with the
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that would be located in the transept under the dome. The project could not be carried out due to its high cost. The Cathedral Museum, designed by
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this side, making us forget the main facade, much more interesting but located in a narrow street and without enough width to get good pictures.
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It presents altarpiece and titular image work of local artists in the 18th century, with a canvas of the Magdalena copy of the original of
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It contains images of Fathers of the Church coming from the old tabernacle of the main altar and an image of the titular of the chapel.
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It houses an 18th-century painting representing the Coming of the Virgin to Zaragoza and a Gothic sculpture of the Virgin of Pilar.
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in his battles against the Muslims. The altarpiece that houses the Christ is a work of the first half of the 18th century made by
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of its origins, between the 16th and 18th centuries, although at the end of the 16th century the chevet, thought with a Gothic
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on Holy Thursday at midnight. At the foot of the Cross there are bones and a skull that, according to tradition, represents
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Father. Above the Gothic arcosolio there is a beautiful Renaissance fresco with the Annunciation. To the right, the tomb of
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with the same design as the rest of those of the central nave, but with the peculiarity that it is angled and polychrome.
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It was founded by Lorenzo Sánchez de Acebes and has an altarpiece with a relief of the saint's martyrdom, attributed to
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in 1734. Also found in the chapel are an urn with the remains of Bishop Jerome and an image of the Virgin of Carmel by
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Its main entrance consists of three richly decorated arcs, each leading to the three naves (sections) of the church.
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It shows several Italian paintings. In the altarpiece stands out the canvas of Christ and the Veronica, work of
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from 1624, polychromed by Antonio González. The angels that accompany her are the work of Francisco Sánchez.
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wall there is a crimson velvet canopy and drop on which appears an image of the Virgin of the Assumption by
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The building began at a time when the gothic style was becoming less popular and was merging with the new
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The New Cathedral has a plan with three naves and two more chapels-horns, which were finished in 1520 by
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Plan of the New cathedral of Salamanca (missing references are indicated in each section of the article):
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was restored, regaining its primitive character and installing an electric system for the air pumps.
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On the entablature that crowns the walls of the presbytery appear the image of Religion, angels and
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In the attic of the altarpiece there is a painting of the Virgin with the Child and San Juanito by
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Real Cofradía Penitencial del Santísimo Cristo Yacente de la Misericordia y de la Agonía Redentora
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Real Cofradía Penitencial del Santísimo Cristo Yacente de la Misericordia y de la Agonía Redentora
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It was declared a national monument by royal decree in 1887 and in 1999 Protective Environment.
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cracked the central dome and replaced it with another Neoclassical one made by the architect
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over the transept and the upper bodies of the bell tower. This bell tower is 93 meters high.
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The cathedral, after several discussions, was designed parallel to the old one, made of
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who is smiling. Further to the right, next to the door, there are three figures: a
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sculpted on its left flank. On the occasion of Salamanca hosting the exhibition
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Also kept in this chapel is the image of the Recumbent Christ of Mercy, work of
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earthquake. Currently this catastrophe is remembered with the tradition of the "
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of the 17th century, from the disappeared Church of San Adrián of Salamanca.
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Western facade of the New cathedral of Salamanca, in 1890, color photochrom.
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New cathedral of Salamanca between 1880-1926. Memòria Digital de Catalunya.
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Formerly this chapel was the one that communicated the two Cathedrals.
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Salamancan family posing at the entrance of the new cathedral in 1984.
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The altarpiece is dedicated to the two co-patrons of Spain, work of
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The Epistle Organ, of Renaissance style. Built in the 16th century.
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The New Cathedral was built between 1513 and 1733 preserving the
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representing, respectively, water, sky and earth in Salamanca.
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qualities, depending on the moment of their construction. The
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The interior of the cathedral is very similar to that of the
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Hermandad Dominicana del Santísimo Cristo de la Buena Muerte
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It was ordered to be built in 1515 by the archdeacon of
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It presents two altarpieces: a Baroque one dedicated to
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New Cathedral of Salamanca in 1895 by Jenny Bergensten.
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It has this name because it was endowed in 1577 by Don
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In the niche receives worship an image of the Pietà of
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Golden Chapel, also known as the chapel of All Saints
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Under it, there is an altar decorated with 675: 2199:Renaissance architecture in Castile and León 1352:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 1003: 269:was laid in 1512, being bishop of Salamanca 723: 555:, which is the one that can be seen today. 428:25 Tower, built over the bell tower of the 1479: 1465: 1356:) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 1078: 797:Altar of the Christ of the Redeeming Agony 40: 2189:Roman Catholic churches completed in 1733 1245:, there is an anachronistic figure of an 1159:. From this chapel you can access to the 891:Hermandad de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad 712:The altarpiece presents paintings of the 707: 520:, following the chevet model designed by 2204:Baroque architecture in Castile and León 1307: 1305: 1228: 1170: 1150: 1113: 1039: 947: 936: 864: 828: 780: 687: 684:Gothic central nave of the New cathedral 679: 650: 562: 547:, with ribs and baroque decoration. The 494: 417: 214: 137: 2194:Gothic architecture in Castile and León 14: 2166: 1166: 960:Chapel of los Dolores or del Santísimo 861:Chapel of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad 764:Chapel of Nuestra. Señora de la Verdad 639:It was built between 1730 and 1740 by 1460: 1302: 932: 839:Hermandad de Jesús Amigo de los Niños 2179:Roman Catholic churches in Salamanca 619:The marble and jasper tabernacle by 532:was called in to continue the work. 151:Catedral de la Asunción de la Virgen 46:Tower and dome of the New Cathedral. 1393:"Salamanca. Fachada de la Catedral" 1224: 1029:the Immaculate Conception of Mary. 901:Chapel of the Christ of the Battles 24: 1488:Roman Catholic cathedrals in Spain 1338:Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878 (1875). 1123:The Golden Chapel or of All Saints 1024:Chapel of la Virgen del Desagravio 885:. It is an image of dress, due to 413: 25: 2220: 1410: 853:Chapel of the Virgin of the Pilar 833:Chapel of the Virgin of the Pilar 825:Chapel of the Virgin of la Cabeza 817:In front of this altar is buried 616:from the disappeared altarpiece. 1522: 1052:, apparently from the church of 528:. In 1588 the Cantabrian master 451:The cathedral is, together with 401: 389: 373: 361: 345: 325: 704:The chapels are the following: 567:Gothic vault of the Main Chapel 511:the ones on the right. In 1538 332:New Cathedral of Salamanca and 203:styles. 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New Cathedral, Salamanca

Affiliation
Catholic Church
Salamanca
Castile and León
Spain
Cathedral church
Style
Late Gothic
Plateresque
Baroque
General contractor

Plateresque
Spanish
Old Cathedral
cathedrals
Salamanca
Castile and León
Spain
diocese of Salamanca
late Gothic
Plateresque
Baroque
Ferdinand V of Castile

Plateresque
Old Cathedral
University

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