Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 967767
Adam's print of the Western gate of Diocletian's Palace: A resource for the Study of Communal Buildings in Split in the Eighteenth Century
Adam's print of the Western gate of Diocletian's Palace: A resource for the Study of Communal Buildings in Split in the Eighteenth Century // Robert Adam and Diocletian's Palace in Split / Belamarić, Josip ; Šverko, Ana (ur.).
Zagreb: Školska knjiga ; Institut za povijest umjetnosti, 2017. str. 309-324
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Naslov
Adam's print of the Western gate of Diocletian's Palace: A resource for the Study of Communal Buildings in Split in the Eighteenth Century
Autori
Majer Jurišić, Krasanka
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni
Knjiga
Robert Adam and Diocletian's Palace in Split
Urednik/ci
Belamarić, Josip ; Šverko, Ana
Izdavač
Školska knjiga ; Institut za povijest umjetnosti
Grad
Zagreb
Godina
2017
Raspon stranica
309-324
ISBN
978-9537875-381
Ključne riječi
Robert Adam, communal buildings, 18th century, Split
Sažetak
Even though some aspects of the history and appearance of administrative buildings in Split during Venetian rule has yet to be studied in depth, the collected sources have added greatly to our knowledge. By analysing different written documents, drawings and sketches, and making comparisons between them, we get a better picture of the main town square, together with the communal complex and the loggia, where all important political and social events took place in the period from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century. The prints of Robert Adam and Louis-François Cassas provide a valuable resource for studying these buildings as well. However, when compared to other drawings of the Communal Square dating from the eighteenth and nineteenth century, such as those by the local artists and architects Antun Zudenigo, Vicko Andrić or Petar Zečević, they have lesser documentary value. This can in part be explained by certain discrepancies between the sketches made on site, in Split, and the final graphic prints. On the whole, the images combine a realistic depiction of the buildings on the main square with a heightened focus on the ancient remains. The urban fabric framing the original layer of Diocletian’s Palace is thus shown to emphasize the building’s monumentality. This is why the scale and detailing of other buildings have been reduced, and the overall accuracy of the image compromised. Notwithstanding these considerations, Adam’s and Cassas’ prints give us a strong insight into the transformations of the Communal Square and communal buildings in Split during the eighteenth century.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Arhitektura i urbanizam, Povijest umjetnosti