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Náhrobní monument Půty z Lichtenburku v Jemnici a jeho reflexe v pramenech
Authors: Křenková Zuzana | Říhová Vladislava
Year: 2014
Type of publication: článek v odborném periodiku
Name of source: Vlastivědný věstník moravský
Publisher name: Muzejní a vlastivědná společnost v Brně
Place: Brno
Page from-to: 238-245
Titles:
Language Name Abstract Keywords
cze Náhrobní monument Půty z Lichtenburku v Jemnici a jeho reflexe v pramenech Článek se zaměřuje na pozdně středověkou náhrobní desku Půty z Lichtenburku z bývalého klášterního kostela františkánů observantů v Jemnici. Pokouší se sledovat osudy náhrobního monumentu jednoho z podporovatelů konventu na základě pramenných zpráv a dokladů, především z textů moravských „sběratelů nápisů“. františkáni observanté; Jemnice; Půta z Lichtenburku; pozdní gotika; náhrobek; klášter
eng Tombstone of Půta from Lichtenburg in Jemnice and its Reflection in Archival Sources The article focuses on late medieval tombstone of Půta from Lichtenburg from a former Franciscan Observant monastery church in Jemnice. Damaged relief tombstone of Půta from Lichtenburg does not capture character of the deceased man, as is often erroneously reported, but the figure of the St. Vitus Church’s patron. The inscription lining the field with the figure of the saint, which was made in gothic minuscule, is damaged. Part of the text above his head is missing; it is therefore not possible to verify the sources and the beginning of the inscription and dating repeated by literature. The tombstone in its original location formed the cover plate of a tomb of a deceased nobleman. Nothing is known concerning the sources on form and location of the whole tombstone in the monastery church. Archive records show that Půta from Lichtenburg died sometime between the 19th December 1494, when he was still verifiably alive, and 1st June 1496, when he was already dead. Since it is known from the preserved parts of the inscription on the tombstone that he died in September, the only possibility remains that the nobleman died in 1495. Removal of the tomb from the interior of the church was probably carried out in the early 18th century during construction which was started after the final withdrawal of the Franciscans from Jemnice and after devastation of convent buildings. Relief of St. Vitus is a good example of figurative sepulchral sculpture of high quality. Provenance of the sepulchral monument could be looked for in the sculptural region of Lower Austria. The applied material, pink marble, imported to Bohemia from Salzburg, could also correspond to the considered origin. Franciscans Observants; Jemnice; Půta from Lichtenburg; late Gothic; tombstone; monastery

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