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Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino

Josip Gorup von Slavinjski´s Attitude towards Culture and the Arts

Author(s):Vesna Bučić
Co-author(s):Miha Preinfalk (ur.), Manca Gašperšič (prev.), Angelika Hribar (prev.), Marjana Mirkovič (prev.), Nenad Labus (prev.), Jadranka Križman (prev.), Darka Tepina Podgoršek (lekt.), Sanja Zubčič (lekt.), Marija Cenda (lekt.)
Year:2010
Publisher(s):Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
Source(s):Kronika, 2010, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:rodbine Gorup in Turkovič, Trst, Reka, Ljubljana, Fiumicello,, gradbeništvo, slikarstvo, kiparstvo, arhitektura, historicizem, mecen, the Gorup and Turkovič families, Trieste, Rijeka, Ljubljana, Fiumicello, construction, fine arts, sculpture, architecture, historicism, patron
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The paper speaks of Josip Gorup von Slavinjski as a native of Inner Carniola, nationally-minded Slovene, an exceptional benefactor and a great patron of culture and the arts. As shrewd financier, he ranked among the most successful Slovenian economists, while his highly developed sense of aesthetics and attitude towards culture and the arts extended his legacy to include quite a number of prominent historicist buildings in Rijeka and Ljubljana that have continued to serve their purpose to this day. He was known to be a keen supporter of artists, and he chose only the best architects and sculptors of his time for the construction of monumental buildings and his magnificent tomb. The portraits of him and his big family would, likewise, only be made by painters who enjoyed wide acclaim both at home and abroad.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/15490
    • title
      • Odnos Josipa Gorupa pl. Slavinjskega do kulture in umetnosti
      • Josip Gorup von Slavinjski´s Attitude towards Culture and the Arts
    • creator
      • Vesna Bučić
    • contributor
      • Miha Preinfalk (ur.)
      • Manca Gašperšič (prev.)
      • Angelika Hribar (prev.)
      • Marjana Mirkovič (prev.)
      • Nenad Labus (prev.)
      • Jadranka Križman (prev.)
      • Darka Tepina Podgoršek (lekt.)
      • Sanja Zubčič (lekt.)
      • Marija Cenda (lekt.)
    • subject
      • rodbine Gorup in Turkovič
      • Trst
      • Reka
      • Ljubljana
      • Fiumicello,
      • gradbeništvo
      • slikarstvo
      • kiparstvo
      • arhitektura
      • historicizem
      • mecen
      • the Gorup and Turkovič families
      • Trieste
      • Rijeka
      • Ljubljana
      • Fiumicello
      • construction
      • fine arts
      • sculpture
      • architecture
      • historicism
      • patron
    • description
      • Prispevek govori o Notranjcu Josipu Gorupu pl. Slavinjskem, zavednem Slovencu, izjemnem dobrotniku in velikem mecenu na različnih področjih kulture in umetnosti. Kot sposoben finančnik je sodil med najuspešnejše slovenske gospodarstvenike, s svojim razvitim čutom za estetiko in odnosom do kulture in umetnosti je zapustil lepo število pomembnih historicističnih objektov na Reki in v Ljubljani, ki se danes služijo svojemu namenu. Slovel je kot velik podpornik umetnikov in je načrtovalce monumentalnih stavb ter veličastne grobnice izbiral med najboljšimi arhitekti in kiparji svoje dobe. Za lastni portret in portretiranje svoje številne družine je segal po imenih takrat zelo upoštevanih slikarjev doma in v tujini.
      • The paper speaks of Josip Gorup von Slavinjski as a native of Inner Carniola, nationally-minded Slovene, an exceptional benefactor and a great patron of culture and the arts. As shrewd financier, he ranked among the most successful Slovenian economists, while his highly developed sense of aesthetics and attitude towards culture and the arts extended his legacy to include quite a number of prominent historicist buildings in Rijeka and Ljubljana that have continued to serve their purpose to this day. He was known to be a keen supporter of artists, and he chose only the best architects and sculptors of his time for the construction of monumental buildings and his magnificent tomb. The portraits of him and his big family would, likewise, only be made by painters who enjoyed wide acclaim both at home and abroad.
    • publisher
      • Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
    • date
      • 2010
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
    • isPartOf
    • rights
      • license: ccByNcNd
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