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Cathedral of San Pedro - Jaca (Huesca)
Historical-artistic review
The Cathedral of San Pedro de Jaca, the first great Romanesque construction of the Iberian Peninsula and a fundamental monument in the history of the Kingdom of Aragon, is one of the fundamental milestones of Romanesque art in Aragon and on the route of the Way of Santiago from Somport. Built between the end of the 11th and the beginning of the 12th century, it is a clear exponent of the Romanesque Lombard in Spain, characterized by its robust walls, half-point arches and ornamental decoration based on blind arches and Lombard bands. Its Latin cross plant and main tower mark visual and spiritual milestones for pilgrims who travel this historic stretch of the Way.
The model
This model has been designed to value the balanced proportions and the characteristic volumes of the Cathedral of San Pedro. Special attention has been paid to the reading of the main plateau, the relationship between ships and the treatment of Romanesque ornamental elements. The model conveys the serene presence and constructive logic of the building, inviting you to appreciate the monumental nature of this cathedral within the Aragonese Jacobeo landscape.
Model specific data
- Dimensions: 35 × 22 cm
- Year of realization: 2025
The materials and techniques used are common to the entire collection and are described on the page The Way in Miniature)
This model is part of the collection The Way in Miniature, at Albergue Mesón del Camino from Enériz.
