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Dominikánsky kostol v Košiciach – niekoľko poznámok k pretrvávajúcim dilemám: The Dominican Church in Košice – A Few Notes on an Ongoing Dilemma
Číslo, Bibiana Pomfyová
Ars (Bratislava), 2022-01, Vol.55 (2), p.109
[Peer Reviewed Journal]
Bratislava: Slovak Academy of Sciences
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Title:
Dominikánsky kostol v Košiciach – niekoľko poznámok k pretrvávajúcim dilemám: The Dominican Church in Košice – A Few Notes on an Ongoing Dilemma
Author:
Číslo, Bibiana Pomfyová
Subjects:
Architectural
history
;
Church buildings
;
Medieval period
;
Religious
history
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Ars (Bratislava), 2022-01, Vol.55 (2), p.109
Description:
The evaluations of the Dominican church in Košice in the specialist literature have been controversial. It has been dated between the last third of the 13th century and the last third of the 14th century. Its style might have stemmed from Silesian and Polish, Danubian or Parlerian architecture. Links to the Danubian style and the date of the establishment in the first quarter or third of the 14th century, suggested by Jaroslav Bureš , as early as 1965, appear to be the most convincing. The current state of knowledge of the field of Central-European architecture provides further arguments in support of his opinion. The latest findings, coming from architectural and historical research into the church in Košice, have raised a whole range of questions. They include a fragment of a partition in the Eastern part of the nave.
Publisher:
Bratislava: Slovak Academy of Sciences
Language:
English;Slovak
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