Jakub Bachtík: Jan Blažej Santini in the Service of Monasteries in the Pilsen Region
The West Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen cordially invites you to another accompanying lecture to the exhibition Nobility & Devotion. Baroque Art in Pilsen and Western Bohemia
JAN BLAŽEJ SANTINI IN THE SERVICE OF THE MONASTERIES IN PILSEN
Wednesday, February 24, 2016, at 5:00 PM
Exhibition Hall Masné krámy, Pražská 18
Lectured by Mgr. Jakub Bachtík (National Heritage Institute, General Directorate in Prague)
Admission to the lecture: 50 CZK
The Pilsen region boasts several monuments that are among the masterpieces of Jan Blažej Santini. The buildings of the Kladruby and Plasy monasteries represent a wide range of architectural types and artistic approaches, demonstrating the versatility of Santini's talent. The lecture aims to briefly introduce these works and prepare the ground for a tour of the architectural section of the exhibition. During it, we will focus primarily on Santini's projects, as well as on the question of how Baroque plans were created and what information they can provide us.
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JAN BLAŽEJ SANTINI IN THE SERVICE OF THE MONASTERIES IN PILSEN
Wednesday, February 24, 2016, at 5:00 PM
Exhibition Hall Masné krámy, Pražská 18
Lectured by Mgr. Jakub Bachtík (National Heritage Institute, General Directorate in Prague)
Admission to the lecture: 50 CZK
The Pilsen region boasts several monuments that are among the masterpieces of Jan Blažej Santini. The buildings of the Kladruby and Plasy monasteries represent a wide range of architectural types and artistic approaches, demonstrating the versatility of Santini's talent. The lecture aims to briefly introduce these works and prepare the ground for a tour of the architectural section of the exhibition. During it, we will focus primarily on Santini's projects, as well as on the question of how Baroque plans were created and what information they can provide us.
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| Jan Blažej Santini-Aichel: plan for the reconstruction of the monastery church in Kladruby – side view, around 1711, Archive of Melk Monastery |
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