The School of Arts and Crafts in Toledo, Spain, is a special place where artists and craftspeople learn to create amazing things. It was built a long time ago in the 1800s, around the year 1881. A talented architect named Arturo Mélida y Alinari designed it. He also worked on restoring the beautiful San Juan de los Reyes convent around the same time.
Access from calle Reyes Católicos.
What Makes the School's Style Special?
The way the school was built shows ideas popular in Europe during the 1800s. People felt a strong sense of pride in their own countries and their history. This feeling influenced art and buildings.
Arturo Mélida y Alinari showed this in his work. He used a style called "Gothic Hispanoflamenco." This was seen as a unique Spanish style at the time. It mixed older Gothic building ideas with art styles from Flanders.
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