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DOI article:
Goss, Vladimir Peter: The "Croatian Westwork" revisited
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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.31178#0028

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the Carolingians, a beacon of a New Europe assert-
ing itself after an interregnum of several centuries,
and paving the way for yet another New Europe
of the High Middle Ages. An image which créâtes
a new landscape where there is no more place for
a low, boxlike Christian temple. In that, as we hâve
already stated, the westwork is "anti-renovational",

^ AILLAGON, J-J. (ed.): [Exhib. Cat.]
Venice 2008, p. 31.
The author would like to thank the foRowing coReagues and
institutions for the help in writing this article: Ivo Babic, Xavi-
er Barrai i Altet, Vitomir Belaj, Vedrana Delonga, Krešimir
Filipec, Ivan Gérât, Nataša Golob, Vjekoslavjukič, Radoslav
Katičič, Ante MRoševič, Andrej Pieterski, Bibiana Pomfyová,

"anti-Carolingian'f In that the Palatine Chapel in
Aachen is a shining example of that
A pfognttf, rkV invoked
by Francois Pinault in his introductory words to the
catalogue of the exhibition /^řB^r^nk^rin
the Palazzo Gras si in Venice A

Martin Vančo; Museum of Croatian Archeological Monu-
ments in Split (Director Tomislav Šeparovié, Photographer
Zoran Alajbeg). The resaerch for thts article was supported by
the project Dr^y^
(Mk/rř, Ríinistry of Science of the Repubkc of
Croatia, No. 009-1300623-0946. We also thank our permanent
sponsor for cartography, Državna geodetska úprava (Chief
Surveyor's Ofhce) of the Republic of Croatia.

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