A NEW ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY AND SOME BASIC ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE STUDY OF PRIORY CHURCH OF CARMONA

Abstract

The priory church of Santa Maria de Carmona is one of the most important examples forged in the heat of the great Gothic work of the Cathedral of Seville. This monumental building was erected during the last quarter of the fifteenth century and the first half of the sixteenth through two substantially different stages. In this paper, we review their constructive history and reflect on the nature and transformations of Gothic project, based on the analysis of the work preserved and a new plan view, implemented as a part of a general research on the late Gothic building