Kostel sv. Bartoloměje v Plzni. Stavební vývoj kostela v době gotické
The church of st. Bartolomeus in Pilsen
bachelor thesis (DEFENDED)
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Author
Advisor
Referee
Scholz, Stefan
Faculty / Institute
Catholic Theological Faculty
Discipline
History of Christian Arts
Department
Institute of Christian Art History
Date of defense
22. 1. 2013
Publisher
Univerzita Karlova, Katolická teologická fakultaLanguage
Czech
Grade
Good
Keywords (Czech)
architektura, král Václav II, gotika, poslední Přemyslovci, kostel, královské město, sv. Bartoloměj, přemyslovské Čechy, Plzeň, hrad Radyně, Starý Plzenec, 13. století, 14. stoletíKeywords (English)
Architecture, the king Wenceslas II, the Gothic, last Premyslids, church, royal town, St. Bartolomeus, Premysled's Bohemia, the town Pilsen, the castle Radyně, the town Old Plzenec, 13. century, 14. centuryThe thesis wants to explain a building historical evolution of church St. Bartolomeus in Pilsen. The topic is defined from the beginning to construction works to 16th century. The systematics of topic contains a historical evolution of the area from 9th century to be beginning from a Old Pzenec (Starý Plzenec) with a hilfort of the same name. Next the text narrates about a foundation of a town New Pilsen (Nová Plzeň), which is bound with a history of castle Radyně from time of the emperor Karel IV. History and conception of the church are explored by a architecture aspect. The topic is closed by a Šternberk's chapel, which was founded at the turn 15th and 16th century's and which was a last Gothic action this building. The construction periods are compared between them with a respect to style specifics from the foundation to 16th century. This work notes of a architecture overall also of architectural details and these wants to place this building into a context of the contemporary architecture.