Manueline

In architecture, manueline is the sumptuous, composite Portuguese style of architectural ornamentation of the early 16th century, incorporating maritime elements and discoveries brought from the voyages of Vasco da Gama and Pedro Álvares Cabral. The style synthesizes aspects of gothic architecture with Spanish, Italian, and Flemish elements. The style was named after King Manuel I of Portugal (reigned from 1495 to 1521).

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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, façade detail
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, detail of the south portal
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, cloister
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, detail of the cloister
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, column in the cloister
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, column in the cloister
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  Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, column in the cloister
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  Convento de Cristo, Manueline window
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  Matriz da Golegã, Portal
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  Torre de Belem with the typical Manueline style
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  Portal of the church São João Baptista, Tomar

Windows in Manueline Style

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