Casa Batlló
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Illustrating Gaudí’s nationalist sentiments, Casa Batlló, on La Mansana de la Discòrdia (Modernista Buildings), represents an allegory of the legend of Sant Jordi see Charming Churches & Chapels. The roof is the dragon’s back and the balconies, sculpted in the form of carnival masks, are the skulls of the dragon’s victims. The polychrome façade reveals Gaudí’s remarkable use of colour and texture.
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I love this building. Its full of intriguing small details, and it is explained very well on the heads set. Much more satisfying than the Sagrada Familia and not nearly so crowded.
about 3 years ago
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