Toledo Cathedral

View of Toledo from the south by Joris Hoefnagel, 1566. The cathedral is pictured bottom left and the Alcázar is bottom right; both are visible in the view of Toledo above. Engraving by Franz Hogenberg after a 1566 drawing by Georges Hoefnagel, published in Georg Braun, Civitates orbis terrarium (Antwerp: Philippe Galle, 1598), vol. 5, fol. 15.

Toledo cathedral, view of the presbytery and transepts from the northeast. In the foreground are the chapels of Saint Ildefonso (left) and Saint James (right). Above is the large window lighting Narciso Tomé’s Trasparente. Eighteenth-century restorations to the transepts are visible in gray stone.

Segovia cathedral, from the southeast, begun 1525. Photo: Susana Valle.

Isidre Puig Boada, plan for the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, c. 1882.