Acta musealia 2018/1-2:92-109 | https://doi.org/10.62317/amu.2018.005
Jan Záhořík's Stonemason Workshop in Uherský Brod and Its Consequent Transformation into a Stone Work Enterprise by His Wife, Julia
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The article looks at minor sacral architecture in the regions of Uherský Brod and Zlín, focusing on the stonemason workshop of Jan Záhořík. He headed the workshop between 1883 and 1898. The article notes forms used as well as placement of the works. It follows the development of the workshop after the death of Jan Záhořík and describes activities of his wife Julia, née Jarolímková, who, based on the heritage from her husband, went on to establish a prospering stone work enterprise. The enterprise was later taken over by Jaroslav Lužný.
Keywords: minor sacral architecture, stonemason, stone cross, cast iron cross, field cross, Jan Záhořík, Julie Záhoříková, Jaroslav Lužný, Uherský Brod
Published: June 15, 2018 Show citation
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