Josef Mánes jako renesanční architekt. Neznámá kapitola ze stavebního vývoje zámku Krakovce

Title in English Josef Manes as a Renaissance architect. An unknown chapter of the manor building development Krakovec
Authors

FLÍDR Aleš

Year of publication 2010
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference "Ani spolu, ani bez sebe..." : Interdisciplinarita v dějinách umění
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Field Art, architecture, cultural heritage
Keywords Krakovec; manor; renaissance architecture; Josef Mánes
Description Manor Krakovec conceals not only an outstanding decor from the late Renaissance period, but also an interesting chapter from more recent history. Josef Manes’s visit within its walls introduced into later regional and scholarly literature the view that, in the past, its silhouette was graced by a tower. A tower that in its shape very much precisely corresponds with early 16th C architecture, which would agree with the constructional development of the manor. Several aspects hint against this historical amendment, but only a detailed analysis of construction plans, research into archives of iconographic materials, and a contemplation of Manes’s literary production, and fashion in architecture of the nobility have allowed us to pronounce a final verdict in this matter. It is sometimes worth looking into literary memoirs such as the letter addressed to August Count Sylva-Taroucca.

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