Monumento al Corazón de Jesús
Toledo, Spain

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Rising above Toledo, Spain, the Monumento al Corazón de Jesús is a neo-Mudéjar religious monument designed by architect Juan García Ramírez and completed in 1931. The structure exemplifies the revival of Mudéjar architectural traditions—a distinctive Iberian style blending Christian and Islamic influences—which had experienced renewed interest in early twentieth-century Spain. Positioned as a prominent landmark in the historic city, the monument stands as both a devotional work and an architectural statement of its era.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- monument, religious building
- Place
- Toledo, Spain
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