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https://doi.org/10.17685/Peristil.66.3

St. George and Our Lady of Mercy: Assimilation of the Classical Language in Dubrovnik

Petar Strunje ; Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage Ca’ Foscari University Venice


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Abstract

This paper presents the previously unstudied Church of St. George in Pile as a significant early example of Renaissance classicism in Dubrovnik. The previously overlooked systematic use of classical forms on the church is analyzed in detail. The paper explores the similarities between St. George’s facade and those of other Dubrovnik churches, including Our Lady of Mercy, St. Roch, and the chapel of St. Jerome in the Gradić palace. Additionally, it discusses the early influence of architectural treatises by Sebastiano Serlio in Dubrovnik.

Keywords

Dubrovnik; St. George; Our Lady of Mercy; St. Roch; Gradić Palace; Sebastiano Serlio; Andrija Pomenić

Hrčak ID:

319284

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/319284

Publication date:

15.7.2024.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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