What is Juan de Herrera?
{{no sources|date=December 2020}} [[File:Jacopo_da_trezzo,_juan_de_herrera,_1578.JPG|thumb|Jacome Gives Trezzo, medal of Juan of Herrera, 1578.]] [[File:Pedro_perret-homenaje_a_juan_de_herrera.jpg|thumb|Etching by Pedro Perret from a drawing by Otto go Veen: ''Minerva protecting the youth''. ''Homage to Juan de Herrera'', buril, 311 x 216 mm, Madrid, [[National Library of Spain]].]] '''Juan de Herrera''' (Roiz, [[Cantabria]], [[1530]] - [[Madrid]], [[January 15|15 January]] [[1597]]) was a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[architect]], [[mathematician]], [[Geometry|geometer]] and soldier, considered one of the maximum exponents of Spain's [[Renaissance architecture]]. His [[Architecture|architectural]] style, called ''herreriano'' in his honour, was representative of the reign of [[Philip II of Spain]] (r. 1556-1598) and was a notable influence on [[17th century]] Spanish architecture. {{DEFAULTSORT:Herrera, Juan De}} [[Category:Geometers]] [[Category:Spanish architects]] [[Category:1530s births]] [[Category:1590s deaths]] {{bio-stub}}