Spanish Renaissance
is rich, florid, and fanciful. The early work is interspersed with details from the Moorish style, while the construction adheres to the Gothic. The details are small and finely executed, little consideration being given to the orders as structural details. Later, the style assumes more classic proportions, and ends in the wild extravagances of, the rococo, as it did in other countries. (International Textbook, 1922)