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St. Mary's Church, Zadar
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Adrijana
August 4, 2021
Church and Monastery of St Mary The Monastery of St Mary in Zadar was founded by the Zadar noblewoman Čika in 1066, by her mother, the sister of the Croatian king Peter Krešimir IV, and the big three-nave Church of St Mary was built in 1091 in the Pre-Romanesque style. The most beautiful part of the Church and the Benedictine Monastery of St Mary is the bell tower in its original Romanesque version, while the Church and the Monastery are most famous for the Permanent Exhibition of Religious Art – the Gold and Silver of Zadar – with around 200 artefacts that date from the 8th to the 18th centuries. The Exhibition is one of the most valuable exhibitions in Croatia, and among other things, one can see the reliquaries of St Aroncius and St Jacob from the 9th century and the paintings by Vittore Carpaccio and Palma il Giovane on display. During World War II, when the city was a part of Italy, the church and the surroundings were destroyed by Allied bombing. The church was rebuilt after the war.
Church and Monastery of St Mary The Monastery of St Mary in Zadar was founded by the Zadar noblewoman Čika in 1066, by her mother, the sister of the Croatian king Peter Krešimir IV, and the big three-nave Church of St Mary was built in 1091 in the Pre-Romanesque style. The most beautiful part of…
Roberto
June 30, 2021
The Benedictine monastery was founded beside an existing church in 1066 by the Zadar noblewoman Čika. The monastery subsequently received royal protection and grants by king Petar Krešimir IV. After becoming a nun later in life, Čika endowed the monastery with two hymnariums and a prayer book, along with other valuable items. Both hymnariums are lost, but the prayer book survived, and is currently kept in the Bodleian Library in Oxford.
The Benedictine monastery was founded beside an existing church in 1066 by the Zadar noblewoman Čika. The monastery subsequently received royal protection and grants by king Petar Krešimir IV. After becoming a nun later in life, Čika endowed the monastery with two hymnariums and a prayer book, along…
Josipa
April 22, 2021
Church of St. Mary is a Benedictine monastery located in Zadar. Founded in 1066.on the eastern side of the town's old Roman forum.
Josip I Ivana
February 6, 2014
Founded in 1066 by a Zadar noblewoman, and belonging to a closed order of Benedictine nuns, the church was fundamentally rebuilt during the 16th century in the Renaissance spirit.
Kristina
June 6, 2022
- The jewel in Zadar’s crown is the church of this Benedictine convent, restored after bombing damage during World War II, a 16th-century remake of an early Romanesque one dating back to 1066. The nuns are responsible for the care of the stunning Treasury next door, known as the Gold and Silver of Zadar (Zlato i Srebro Zadra). Set over two floors, the Treasury houses Zadar’s finest ecclesiastical artefacts, including delicately crafted examples of Byzantine ornamentation, and religious Venetian art from the 16th century.
- The jewel in Zadar’s crown is the church of this Benedictine convent, restored after bombing damage during World War II, a 16th-century remake of an early Romanesque one dating back to 1066. The nuns are responsible for the care of the stunning Treasury next door, known as the Gold and Silver of Z…
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