Palace of the Captaincy General of Cartagena
Cartagena, Spain
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The Palace of the Captaincy General of Cartagena, constructed beginning in 1740, stands as a significant civic monument in the Spanish port city of Cartagena. Designed by architects Lorenzo Ros Costa and Sebastián Feringán, the palace synthesizes multiple architectural languages—rationalism, Gothic Revival, and Neoclassical architecture—reflecting the evolving aesthetic currents of its era and the building's role as an important seat of colonial administrative authority.
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- palace
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- Cartagena, Spain
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