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Arquitectura gótica: Mallorca, Cataluña y Valencia [Gothic Architecture: Mallorca, Catalonia and Valencia]

By: Ernesto Ballesteros Arranz
Narrated by: Juan Manuel Rollán, Tomás Campos
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Ya hemos afirmado en distintos capítulos que el arte gótico es el estilo de la clase burguesa de la Baja Edad Media. Sin embargo, en España no hubo una verdadera burguesía más que en Cataluña y Levante. En los reinos centrales la aristocracia y las Ordenes monásticas monopolizaron la casi totalidad de la riqueza. Sólo en el Principado de Cataluña existe una clase social de negociantes, armadores y artesanos que va tomando auge a medida que avanza la Edad Media.

Grabado en español ibérico (España).

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©2013 Ernesto Ballesteros Arranz (P)2013 Storyside Art

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