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Extant portions of the Palacio de los Golfines de Abajo were built by the royal steward, Sancho de Paredes Golfín, a native of Cáceres who had served at the court of the Catholic Kings for three decades. The façade, part of the principal courtyard, and the Hall of Arms have interesting features that enable us to analyze the architecture of the Castilian aristocracy in the first half of the sixteenth century, a period in which late Gothic traditions survived alongside Renaissance innovations. In this article, we will examine the façade and study its iconographic programme, suggesting new ways to interpret it.
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