Torres urbanas de la ciudad de Segovia. Un análisis de la silueta comparada

A comparative analysis of Segovia's urban skyline reveals the enduring and evolving elements that define its historic silhouette. The study, led by Anton van den Wyngaerde's 16th-century engravings, compares historical depictions from various artists (e.g., Louis Meunier, Day-Haghe) with modern images to track changes in the city's architecture over centuries. Key structures like the Cathedral, Aqueduct, and Alcázar stand out, but the research also highlights lesser-known urban towers—church steeples and noble residences—that contribute significantly to Segovia's visual identity. By proposing a novel perspective from atop these towers, the study offers a unique lens to observe cross-visual relationships and the transformations of this walled city.

Escobar Rodríguez, A. M. (2013). Urban Towers of the City of Segovia. A Comparative Silhouette Analysis. Arte Y Ciudad, 2(3.1), 765–780. https://doi.org/10.22530/ayc.2013.n3.1.309