663 KB0 KB195320252018Kermavnar, Simonaštevilka:2letnik:66str. 245-252ISSN:0023-4923COBISSID:2369664URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-WMJ81M3FslZveza zgodovinskih društev SlovenijeKronika (Ljubljana)19.st.Auersperg (rodbina)Dvor pri ŽužemberkuIdrijaKokalj, JakobKorletov vodnjaklito železolivarnePosvetna arhitekturaVodnjakiZajec, Franc KsaverželezarneIdrijski vodnjak z rudarjem|The article deals with the so-called Karel's fountain in Idrija, especially with its cast iron part, which was made in the Auersperg Foundry at Dvor near Žužemberk. In connection with the nineteenth-century artistic castings a question arises as to which of them were shaped according to sketches in the sales catalogues of other ironworks and which are were designed by by the engineers and artists employed in the factory itself. Namely, it was quite costumary foundries to copy other products , rent or buy models, etc. In the case of the Idrija fountain, Aursperg's foundry relied on the drawning in the catalogue of Salm's foundry in Blansko, Moravia. The owners of the two foundries were connected through buisness as well as family tiesČlanek obravnava t. i. Korletov vodnjak v Idriji, predvsem njegov litoželezni del, ki je bil izdelan v Auerspergovi livarni v Dvoru pri Žužemberku. Pri izdelkih umetniškega liva iz 19. stoletja se vedno znova zastavlja vprašanje, kateri so bili uliti po skicah v prodajnih katalogih drugih železarn in kateri po osnutkih v tovarni zaposlenih umetnikov in inženirjev, kajti praksa je bila, da so livarne svoje izdelke pogosto kopirale po vzoru drugih, si izposojale ali kupovale modele itd. V konkretnem primeru se je Auerspergova livarna naslonila na list iz kataloga Salmove livarne v Blanskem, s katero so bili lastniki tako v poslovnih kot tudi sorodstvenih zvezahTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije