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Cathedral of St. Theresa, Požega

1756–1763 Religious, Baroque centralised longitudinal church Unknown The Cathedral of St. Theresa, Požega takes on the one hand an innovative architectural approach, while on the other it is a curious blend of influences from Styria and Vienna. That this eclectic mix occurred in Slavonia was thanks to the Diocese of Zagreb. The longitudinal interior was centralised in a typically Late Baroque manner with the placement of rounded side chapels on the transversal axis, while the elegant, incorporated bell tower is an effective accent on the imposing exterior. In some of the plastic details, the presence of the Rococo is discernable, while the overall harmoniousness of the space heralds Classicism.

Požega; Late Baroque; church; centralised longitudinal plan; incorporated bell tower

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