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The top of the square-plan tower: a hemispherical dome with pronounced ribs, crowned by a conical pinnacle, above a balustraded stage. On the balustrade, a seated carved figure with garlands and a basket of fruit above its head marks the springing of the dome. The tower is attached to the town hall, on Hernani's main square.
History
In 1512 French troops sacked and burned the old church, which stood in the Augustinian convent. In 1540 Charles V authorised a new church on the main square, and building ran from 1545 to 1595. The tower was built later, in the 18th century, to a design by the master builder Francisco de Ibero. It has a square plan and two semicircular arches on each face.
- Place
- Hildako Gudarien Enparantza, Hernani
- Scanned
- 2026
- Technique
- Photogrammetry · camera
- Layers
- Form · Light · Colour
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