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Lo stile plateresco deriva dal [[rinascimento italiano]] e dall'[[Gotico spagnolo|architettura gotica spagnola]].

=== Architetti e artisti ===

* Del primo plateresco.

** Diego de Alcázar<ref>Fernando Chueca Goitia; ''Ars Hispaniae: Architecture of the 16th century''. Ed. Plus-Ultra (1953).</ref>

** [[Alonso de Covarrubias]]<ref>Camón Aznar, José; ''La arquitectura plateresca''. Ed. Instituto Diego Velázquez (1945).</ref>

** Martín de Gainza<ref name="aguado" />

** [[Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón]]

** [[Gil de Siloé]]<ref>Soldevila, Ferrán; ''History of Spain, vol. 3''. Ed. Ariel (1999).</ref>

** [[Andrés de Vandelvira]]<ref name="aguado" />

** [[Diego de Riaño]]<ref name="aguado">Aguado Bleye, Pedro, y Alcázar Molina, Cayetano; ''Manual of History of Spain: Christian Monarchs. House of Habsburg (1474-1700)'', p. 1064. Ed. Espasa-Calpe (1963).</ref>

** [[Diego Siloe]]<ref name="bassegoda">Bassegoda Nonell, Juan; ''History of the architecture'', p. 224</ref>

** Vasco de la Zarza<ref>Rivas Carmona, Jesús; ''The retrochoir of spanish cathedrals: a study of an architectural typology'', p. 93. Ed. Editum (1994). ISBN 978-84-7684-572-1.</ref>

* Del Neo-Plateresco.

** Eduardo Adaro Magro<ref>Bozal, Valeriano; ''History of the Art in Spain. From Goya to the present day'', p. 67. Ed. Akal (1991). ISBN 978-84-7090-027-3.</ref>

** José López Sallaberry<ref>Bueno Fidel, María José; ''Architecture and nationalism: Spanish pabillions in the 19th century universal expositions'', cap. 6. Ed. University of Málaga and Colegio de Arquitectos (1987).</ref>

== Note ==

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