This document summarizes Renaissance design in Spain, France, and England outside of Italy. In Spain, the Plateresque style combined Gothic and Renaissance elements and was seen in buildings like the Colegio Mayor de San Ildefonso and the Palace of Charles V in Granada. The massive El Escorial monastery incorporated a library and church. In France, chateaus like Chambord, Blois, and Fontainebleau were reconstructed under Francis I and featured interiors designed by Primaticcio. Furnishings included chairs, tables, dressoirs, and Goujon's fireplace at Chenonceau. English designs included Hampton Court Palace, Hardwick Hall, and Hatfield House, with interiors reflecting

1. Renaissance Design Outside of Italy

2. Renaissance Design in Spain

3. Examples of Plateresque Style, Gothic and Renaissance

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Colegio Mayor de San Ildefonso, Alcalá de Heares, Spain, Early 16th c.

8. Interior, Colegio Mayor de San Ildefonso

10. Palace of Charles V, Granada, Spain, 1527-68

12. Interior Court, Palace of Charles V

13. El Escorial, Madrid, Spain, 1563-1584

15. Library in El Escorial

17. Church of the Monastery of San Lorenzo at Escorial, Spain

18. Interiors and Furnishings

22. Philip II’s Apartments, El Escorial

24. Frailero or Arm Chair

26. Papalera

27. Vergueno, or Chest on Stand

34. Faience or Majolica

37. Renaissance Design in France

38. Parliament of Normandy, in Rouen, ca. 1500

39. Chateau de Chambord, reconstructed under Francoise I, 1519-47

42. Interior of Chateau de
Chambord

43. Chateau de Blois, with sections built c. 1500, 1515-24 and c.1650.

44. Chateau de Bloise, Francois I wing, 1515-24

46. King’s bedroom, Chateau de Blois

47. Catherine De Medici’s Cabinet, Chateau de Blois

48. Palace of Fontainebleau – (16-18C) Francois I to Napoleon

49. Galerie Francois I, Fontainebleau

50. Primaticcio, ca. 1536

52. Chateau de Chenonceau, 1513 – ca.1600

53. Fireplace, Château de Chenanceau, designed by the architect Jean Goujon,

54. Catherine de’ Medici’s Bedchamber

55. King Henri II’s Chamber

56. Interiors and Furnishings

57. Marquetry panels, chapel of the chateau, La Bastie, mid 16th c.

58. French Renaissance chairs

59. Prelate’s Chair, Hall Chair or Throne stall, both mid 16th c.

60. Caquetoire, 1560-80

61. Pair of Armchairs, Louis XIII, first half of the 17th c.

62. Draw-top Table, 16th c.

63. Draw-top Table, 1550-70

65. Jacques Androuet du Cerceau,
mid 16th c.

66. Hugues Sambin, 1554

67. Two French Dressoirs or Cupboards, c. 1500

68. French Dressoir, 1560-80

69. French Dressoir, late 16th c.

71. Armoire au deux corps, 16th c.Armoire, 16th c., Influenced by Sambin

72. Parisian Ebony Cabinet, first half of the 17th c.

73. Embroidered panel, 1560-70

74. Bed a la Francaise,
with original tapestry,
17th c.

75. The Drowning of
Britomartis, French
Tapestry, 1547-59

76. Saint-Porchaire
Ewer, ca. 1530-50

77. School of Bernard Palissy, ca. 1510-1589

79. Enamel portrait by
Leonard Limosin,
1556,
Limoges, France

80. Renaissance England

82. House of Tudor, England
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I

83. Hampton Court Palace, 1514-1737

85. Hampton Court – Great Hall

86. Kings Staircase, Late 17th c.

87. The King’s Bedchamber,
Late 17th c.

88. Queen’s Gallery, Hampton Court

89. Hardwick Hall, for Bess of Hardwick, 1590-97
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93. Long Hall at Hardwick Hall

94. Hatfield House, begun 1497, with major renovations 1608

95. Great Hall
Great Hall , Hatfield House

98. Elizabeth I -Rainbow Portrait

99. Knole House, begun 1456 with major additions through the early 17th c.

100. Stair Hall, after 1603

101. Great Room or Ballroom, Knole House

102. Long Hall,
Knole House

103. Knole Sofa (1610-20) and Upholstered Armchair (ca. 1650)

104. Queen’s House, Inigo
Jones, 1619-1635

105. Tulip Stairs, Queens House, Inigo Jones

106. Covent Garden Market, 1737, B. Nebot

107. Inigo Jones – St. Paul’s, Covent Garden Square, London

108. Inigo Jones, Banqueting House, 1619, London

109. Double-Cube Room,
Ceiling by Rubens

110. Furniture and Furnishings

111. Oak Cabinet

114. The Seadog Table, French Renaissance

116. Three Stools
ca. 1525 ca. 1550 ca. 1660

117. Joined chair
Turned chair,
early 17th c.

118. Three Armchairs
ca. 1640 ca. 1650 ca. 1680

119. Farthingale Chair

120. Court Cuboards ca.1600-1650

122. Great Bed of Ware, 1590’s

123. The Great Bed of Ware with Curtains