Fotografía Arquitectura. Iglesia de San Martín. Segovia. Landscapes of Spain. Architecture. San Martin ' church
El camino por el barrio antiguo de Segovia nos lleva, pasada la casa de los Picos a la bella plaza donde se encuentra la Iglesia de San Martín.
El espléndido templo, un compendio del románico castellano, está
definido por un triple atrio de columnas y tres ábsides, una torre
mudéjar que ocupa el espacio del cimborrio. Especial interés poseen los
capiteles labrados, la placa de mármol con la efigie de San Martín
situada en el exterior del ábside y las cuatro estatuas columna de la
fachada. En su interior se pueden contemplar un tríptico del pintor
flamenco Adrián Isembrandt, varias pinturas del primitivo castellano
conocido como Maestro de las 11.000 vírgenes, un Cristo yacente
atribuido a Gregorio Fernández y un San Francisco de Pedro de Mena.
Recuerde que haciendo click en la foto se ve a mayor tamaño
en (google translate)
The road through the old quarter of Segovia leads us past the house of the peaks to the beautiful square where the Church of San Martin.
Segovia Tourism
The splendid temple, a compendium of Castilian Romanesque, is defined by a triple atrium columns and three apses, a Mudejar tower that occupies the space of the dome. Special interest held by carved capitals, the marble plaque with the image of San Martin located outside the apse and the four statues of the facade column. Inside you can see a triptych by the Flemish painter Adrian Isembrandt, several paintings of primitive Castilian known as Maestro of the 11,000 virgins, attributed to Gregorio Fernández lying Christ and San Francisco de Pedro de Mena.
Segovia Tourism
The splendid temple, a compendium of Castilian Romanesque, is defined by a triple atrium columns and three apses, a Mudejar tower that occupies the space of the dome. Special interest held by carved capitals, the marble plaque with the image of San Martin located outside the apse and the four statues of the facade column. Inside you can see a triptych by the Flemish painter Adrian Isembrandt, several paintings of primitive Castilian known as Maestro of the 11,000 virgins, attributed to Gregorio Fernández lying Christ and San Francisco de Pedro de Mena.