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What style is the main entrance of the Botanical Gardens? How do you know?
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Built in 1781
- Round arch, freize, orders (classical columns), tympanum? (I don't see that but she mentioned it??) |
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| The Caixa Forum is modern art design? |
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old electrical plant redesigned
vertical gardens |
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What style is the Prado Museum?
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| neoclassical - built in 18th century |
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What elements make the Prado neoclassical?
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- symmetrical
- greek gods on the freize (mythology)
- pillars
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This is neoclassical because it depicts Neptune (Roman god) but was created in the 18th century. Why was it created -- what is the metaphor?
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| This is neoclassical because it depicts Cybele (drawn from mythology) but was created in the 18th century. Why was it created -- what is the metaphor? |
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Allegory of mother earth: food is a big part of the culture of Spain, still produce a lot of the food that is traded with the rest of Europe
She is holding the keys to the city.
Myth of 2 lions --> Ovid metamorphis |
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This is neoclassical because it depicts Apollo (Roman god) but was created in the 18th century. Why was it created -- what is the metaphor?
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| What style is the Thyssen? |
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| What style is the monument to the heroes of the fallen for Spain? |
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The Triumphal arch is what style?
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