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GOTTLIEB ANTON GALLIARTI INVENTOR. MALIARSKA VÝZDOBA KATEDRÁLY V NITRE A JEJ AUTOR

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Jozef M.
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2010
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vol. 43
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issue 2
178-212
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The paper takes a closer look at the Late Baroque remodelling of the St. Emmeram Cathedral in Nitra, commissioned by Bishop Ladislas Adam Count Erdody and executed from 1710 to 1732, and especially at its wall paintings by noted artist Gottlieb Anton Galliarti. The text and figures guide us through general historical background, architectural development of the cathedral, Galliarti's activities in Nitra and abroad and finally concentrate on the frescos in the sanctuary of the Upper Church, in the Lower Church, on altarpieces, and on painter's inspirations and his work with models.
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SUNT, UT ERUNT HORAE… ZUM SPÄTBAROCKEN UMBAU UND ZUR MALERISCHEN AUSSCHMÜCKUNG DER KOHÁRY SCHLÖSSER IN EBENTHAL UND ST. ANTON (SVÄTÝ ANTON)

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Barbara B., Jozef M., Medvecký J.
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2010
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vol. 43
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issue 2
213-240
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The article focuses on two building projects commissioned by Count Andreas Joseph Koháry, an influential land owner and officer in the wars against Turks, in the first half of the 18th century - i.e. castles in Ebenthal, Lower Austria, and in St. Anton (Svätý Anton), Upper Hungary (today Slovakia). It touches predominantly the involvement of Viennese architect Johann Enzenhoffer and painter Anton Schmidt. Beside contemporary photos, the text is accompanied by reproductions of original designs.
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