In this new video, we explore the remarkable gargoyles of the Lonja de Valencia (Spain), a masterpiece of late Gothic civil architecture. These sculptural elements, both expressive and enigmatic, reflect the artistic ingenuity and symbolic complexity of the period. Through close observation, we reveal how these gargoyles blend craftsmanship, imagination, and civic identity within one of the city’s most iconic historical buildings.
Doctor of Art History and researcher specializing in the study of gargoyles.
I am Dolores Herrero Ferrio, and my thesis, “An Approach to the Study of Gargoyles of Gothic Cathedrals in Castilla and León”, is dedicated to the study of these fascinating figures.
If you like gargoyles and art history, you will also enjoy my book, “The Gargoyle and Its Iconography,” a book I have written with great care for those interested in the world of gargoyles.
I have created my own Encyclopedia of Gargoyles, a Gargopedia to share with you, where you will discover all the secrets and wonders of these enigmatic sculptures.
I hope you enjoy this Gargopedia as much as I have enjoyed creating it, and remember that each gargoyle has a story to tell, and here you will discover them all.
