gótico-mudéjar style
A variation of the MUDÉJAR STYLE
, i.e., mudéjar bindings influenced by
Gothic techniques. Such bindings were executed
from the 13th to the 15th centuries largely in the
northeastern pat of Spain. The style has
affinities with a class of early Italian bindings
in which the plan of decoration is Gothic, but the
execution is carried out with small tools similar
to those used on mudéjar bindings. The
bindings are usually ofCORDOVAN LEATHER and
most have wooden boards. (330 )