Andrés de Vandelvira
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Andrés de Vandelvira (1509– 75) was the quintessential architect of the Spanish Renaissance in Andalucía. His work spanned the three major phases of the style’s predominance, from ornamental Plateresque, to Italianate Classical, to austere Herreran. He can be given virtually sole credit for the architectural treasures in the town of Úbeda and many important edifices in Baeza (see Baeza and Úbeda).
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