Diego Siloe (anglicized) or Diego de Siloé (c. 1495–1563) was a Spanish Renaissance architect and sculptor, progenitor of the Granadan school of sculpture...

Mora Diego de Riaño Hernán Ruiz the Younger Diego de Siloé Juan Bautista de Toledo Andrés de Vandelvira Domingo Antonio de Andrade Eufrasio López de Rojas...

Diego de Siloe. In Miraflores Charterhouse there are several works by Gil de Siloé: The main altarpiece (1496–1499). Gil was assisted by Diego de la...

collaboration with the Burgalese Diego de Siloé, who had returned in 1519 after studying in Italy. Bigarny and Diego de Siloé had a strong rivalry, although...

architect and sculptor was Diego de Siloé; others involved as architects or sculptors included Jacopo Torni (from Florence), Juan de Aragón, Juan Bautista...

same locality. Other notable sculptors were Bartolomé Ordóñez, Diego de Siloé, Juan de Juni and Damián Forment.[citation needed] There were two Schools:...

parts of Europe. The Granadan school began with Diego de Siloé, was developed especially by Pablo de Rojas, and culminated with Alonso Cano. Gothic sculptures...

Salamanca (by Diego de Siloé, Juan de Álava and R. G. de Hontañón) Convent of St. Stephen in Salamanca, (by Juan de Álava and R. G. de Hontañón) Palace...

cathedral of Barcelona) and Diego de Siloé (the tomb of Don Alonso Fonseca in Santa Úrsula de Salamanca). Alonso Berruguete and Juan de Juni, of French origin...

was constructed between 1528 and 1782, following the plans drawn by Diego de Siloe; its interior is also in Renaissance style. The façade, unlike the rest...