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Architektura Hlučína od počátku města do roku 1938
Jung, Hubáček
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Anotace: Poté, co v roce 1742 po prohrané prusko-rakouské válce ztratilo Rakousko podstatnou část Slezska, stal se Hlučín pruským městem. Tento stav trval až do roku 1920, kdy bylo k nové Československé republice na základě Versailleské smlouvy připojeno území tzv. jižního Ratibořska, od té doby nazývané Hlučínsko. Kniha popisuje především dvě století architektury v Hlučíně. V 19. století byla zdejší architektura pod přímým vlivem kulturních center Pruska, tj. Berlína a Vratislavi. Charakteristický pro toto období je tzv. styl Hannoverské školy inspirovaný severskou cihlovou gotikou. Připojením Hlučínska k Československé republice nastala pro architekturu Hlučínska nová etapa jejího vývoje, ve kterém byly zpřetrhány dřívější vazby k Prusku. Personální změny byly vyřešeny angažováním architektů nejen z Opavy či Moravské Ostravy, ale u zásadních zakázek také z Prahy a Brna.
Abstract: After the lost First Silesian War in 1742, Austria lost an important part of Silesia and Hlučín became a Prussian town. This settlement lasted until 1920, when the southern part of the Ratibor region based on the decision of the Treaty of Versailles, was attached to the newly formed Czechoslovakian Republic. The book describes mainly two centuries of architecture in Hlučín. The 19th Century architecture was built in neoclassical or historicial styles according to the influences from Berlin or Breslau (mainly represented by the neo-gothic Hannoverian school with red-brick walls or high and steep gable wall). Connecting the Hlučín region to the Czechoslovakian Republic started off a new stage of architecture, in which all the ties to Prussia were lost. The personnel changes were solved not only by engaging architects from Opava or Ostrava but in cases of commissions of higher importance even from Prague and Brno.
Abstract: After the lost First Silesian War in 1742, Austria lost an important part of Silesia and Hlučín became a Prussian town. This settlement lasted until 1920, when the southern part of the Ratibor region based on the decision of the Treaty of Versailles, was attached to the newly formed Czechoslovakian Republic. The book describes mainly two centuries of architecture in Hlučín. The 19th Century architecture was built in neoclassical or historicial styles according to the influences from Berlin or Breslau (mainly represented by the neo-gothic Hannoverian school with red-brick walls or high and steep gable wall). Connecting the Hlučín region to the Czechoslovakian Republic started off a new stage of architecture, in which all the ties to Prussia were lost. The personnel changes were solved not only by engaging architects from Opava or Ostrava but in cases of commissions of higher importance even from Prague and Brno.
| Autor: | Jung, Hubáček |
|---|---|
| Nakladatel: | Filozofická fakulta OU |
| Rok vydání: | 2015 |
| Vydání: | 1 |
| Počet stran: | 231 |
| Formát: | 220x220 |
| Vazba: | vázaná |
| ISBN: | 978-80-7464-786-4 |
| EAN: | 9788074647864 |
| Typ: | kniha |
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