Abstract

Traces of Early Renaissance Decorative Motifs in the Gothic Domestic Architecture of Zadar in the 1470s

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  • Except in the Venetian monofora, this type of window points to the circle of Andrea Alessi, who used the decorative motifs on window frames mentioned above in his Dalmatian commissions, or to his collaborator Petar Berčić who worked with him in the 1450s, and who worked in Zadar in the 1470s, when this type of window came into use, and was favoured down to the moment of the introduction of the round-arched Renaissance window at the end of the century

  • Aware of its prevalence and almost endemic uniqueness, the author of this text proposes that the type of window he singled out, marked by the characteristics mentioned above, could be called “the Zadar monofora”

  • U traženju zadarskog prototipa iz kojeg su proizašli svi ostali lokalni primjeri, a slijedom logike prijenosa Alešiju omiljenog i čestog motiva kanelirane niše sa zašiljenom školjkom na tip monofore koji nalazimo na šibenskoj palači Foscolo pripisanoj Jurjevom krugu, koja osim Ruskinova šestog tipa u okviru od izmjeničnih zubaca sadrži zakržljale, trokutne konzole, može se razmišljati o nekoliko mogućnosti

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Introduction

I 1473.41 Od toga pročelja sačuvan je krajnji južni pilastar na čijem donjem i srednjem segmentu nalazimo rečeni motiv, kanelirane i perspektivno skraćene niše nadvišene školjkama na prednjem i bočnim licima.[42] U svakom slučaju, ovaj je Berčićev pilastar za pitanje motiva kanelirane niše nadvišene školjkom važan kao pokazatelj kontinuiteta stila[43] i etabliranja motiva u Zadru tijekom sedamdesetih godina, ali još više za postavljanje okvirne datacije zadarskih monofora u desetljeće u kojem je nastao i prozor Ghirardini.

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