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Od baroku k novobaroku: motivy kontinuity v lichtenštejnské architektuře 19. století

Title in English From Baroque to Neo-Baroque period: continuity motives in the Liechtenstein architecture of the 19th century
Authors

KROUPA Jiří

Year of publication 2013
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Lichtenštejnové: kontinuity - diskontinuity (Časopis Matice moravské 132, 2013 - Supplementum 4)
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Field Art, architecture, cultural heritage
Keywords Johann II. of Liechtenstein as patron; the Neo-Baroque style; style continuity
Description In his contribution, the author reflects on the Neo-Baroque style motives ordered by Prince Johann II of Liechtenstein. His re-modeling of the Valtice Chateau style-wise complemented the chateau, which was built in the 17th and 18th century. Such style-unifying finishing of chateaus appears at the same time also elsewhere in Moravia in the environment of aristocracy closely connected in the Viennese court (for example Buchlovice, Židlochovice). Neo-Baroque is also utilised in new buildings whose patrons along with art historian Albert Ilg perceived the style as a continuity oriented towards the future united, supranational style of the Austrian monarchy.

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