Le spolia nella costruzione della chiesetta di Sant’Elia in isola di Brazza

Autor:	Vicko Fisković, Igor Fisković
Rok vydání:	2011
Předmět:	History Visual Arts and Performing Arts Antique media_common.quotation_subject Character (symbol) Art Ancient history Archaeology media_common Medieval architecture
Zdroj:	Hortus Artium Medievalium. 17:167-173
ISSN:	1848-9702 1330-7274
DOI:	10.1484/j.ham.1.102279
Popis:	The authors examine the re-use of antique material in regional/Dalmatian medieval architecture. The main subject is the church of St. Elias located on the Western part of the island of Brac (Dalmatia, Croatia). The church is dated in the Romanesque period – earliest phase of Dalmatian Romanesque (from the end of the 11th c.). In the church interior and on the exterior walls, as well as in the church surroundings, many, mostly antique spolia and ruins of monuments of sepulchral character are found. The phenomenon of violent degradation of Roman monuments as a source of building material for the new sanctuaries in the area rich in stone, and in the time when nearby Roman quarries are back in use, confirms the fundamental principals of negation of antiquity
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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