Naslov
Jesuit Church of St Ignatius, college and Jesuit stairs, Dubrovnik

Autori
Horvat-Levaj, Katarina

Izvornik
Discover Baroque Art, Museum with no Frontiers

Vrsta, podvrsta
Ostale vrste radova, katalog

Godina
2010

Ključne riječi
Dubrovnik; Baroque; Jesuit church; Andrea Pozzo; college; Jesuit stairs; Pietro Passalacqua

Sažetak
Church (1699–1725) ; college (second half of the 17th and first half of the 18th century) ; stairs (1738) Religious architecture, a High Baroque longitudinal nave church with side chapels and lofts, a Baroque four-winged college and Late Baroque city staircase Architect of the first college and the central church ( not built): Serafino Fabrini (active 1661–1662) ; designer of the longitudinal Church of St. Ignatius: Andrea Pozzo (1699–1725) ; sculptures on the facade of the church: Marino Gropelli (1662–1728) ; wall paintings in the sanctuary of the church: Gaetano Garcia (active 1735–1738) ; renovation of the college and architect of the Jesuit stairs: Pietro Passalacqua (1690–1748) The Jesuit complex with its college, church and approach staircase is a unique production of Baroque architecture and town planning in Croatia. Founded from the bequest of Dubrovnik Jesuit, Marin Gundulić, it was created over a period in excess of 100 years (1653–1765). Built according to the designs of several architects, two of whom – Andrea Pozzo and Pietro Passalacqua – belong at the highest level in European architecture, its construction charts a sequence of stylistic constructions. The complex has Early Baroque characteristics in the four-winged ground plan of the college ; the High Baroque is seen in the spatial organisation and paintings of the nave church with its side chapels and, finally, the Late Baroque is seen in the dynamic and scenic conception of the approach stairway

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