Iglesia de San Isidoro, Seville

This church was first built in the 14th century and was repeatedly modified in the 16th and 17th centuries. The chapels on the left wing were added in the 18th century. All this work has not damaged the overall beauty of the building as a whole. Of the three different styles used to decorate the facade, the most outstanding is the mudejar-style with its pointed arches. The impressive tower was erected in 1749 by Jimenez Bonilla. The magnificant painting by Roelas depicting the death of San Isidoro presides over the high altar. The presbytery houses Pacheco's stirring portraits of Saint Peter and Saint Jerome.