1686 KB23 KB197220251999Cevc, Emilijanštevilka:1letnik:28str. 195-204ISSN:0352-0447COBISSID:13846061URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-UHAKC4CDslSlovenska akademija znanosti in umetnostiTraditiones (Ljubljana)architecturearhitekturacerkvena umetnostSlavoločna kapitela v župnijski cerkvi v Špetru|In his article the author discusses two capitals from the early 16th century. Made by builder and stonecutter Caspar of Tolmin they are now used as a pedestal. One depicts two heraldically designed lions, the other a hero fighting a griffin. Both used to be part of the triumphal arch in the late-Gothic presbytery of the parish church in S. Pietro al Natisone. After a passage from St. Pauls's letter to the Ephesians (6,13-16) the fight with the dragon represents a "soldier of Christ" fighting the sumbol of hellDva kapitela iz zgodnjega 16. stol., danes rabita kot podstavek in sta delo stavbarja in kamnoseka Kasparja iz Tolmina. Eden predstavlja dva heraldično oblikovana leva, drugi pa junaka v boju z grifom. Oba sta bila nekoč nemeščena v slavoloku poznogotskega prezbiterija stare župnijske cerkve v Špetru ob Nadiži. Boj z zmajem, po odlomku iz pisma sv. Pavla Efežanom (6, 13-18), predstavlja "Kristusovega vojščaka" v boju s simbolom peklaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia