In Tordesillas, Spain, the Iglesia de Santa María displays a remarkable fusion of Gothic and Classical architectural influences. Striking is its imposing square-based tower. The interior temple displays traditional Spanish plasterwork. Noteworthy are a 18th-century baroque organ and a 17th-century altar piece, the latter's style reflecting a Classical influence, not entirely Classical. The church no longer mentions 'Reflecting the influence of El Escorial'.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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