HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Baza. Arquitectura. Siglo XVI. and colleagues from the Universidad have published the research: (GRANADA), in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
In the decades of the thirties and eighties of the five hundred the two chapels were erected where the canon Francisco de Madrid was buried, one of the most outstanding members of the ecclesiastical elite of the Baza of the sixteenth century. At first, his mortal remains were deposited, temporarily, in one of the most important chapels of the church of Santa Maria. In the late eighties the final chapel stood in the . . .
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