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Tropical Mudejar: Mosque-type chapels in Mexico and their role in early Spanish America.
Mudejar, the architectural style that emerged in Spain during the Reconquista, is relatively common in Spanish Colonial architecture in America, but it was merely an echo of the contemporary buildings constructed in Spain during the years of the colony. The presence of completely Islamic structures,...
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