Długosz House in Sandomierz

Długosz House in Sandomierz
Dom Długosza w Sandomierzu
Building in late 19th century
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General information
StatusMuseum
LocationSandomierz
Coordinates50°40′36.7″N 21°45′01.9″E / 50.676861°N 21.750528°E / 50.676861; 21.750528
Year(s) built15th century
DesignationsRegister of monuments

The Długosz House is a 15th century mansionary structure in Sandomierz, Poland. The structure was financed and built with the support of Jan Długosz. The building is on the register of monuments in Poland, and it composes part of the historic portion of old Sandomierz.[1]

History

Financial support for the structure was derived from Długosz's own wealth and the wealth of two prebendaries in Sandomierz.[2]

Professor Heinrich von Zeissberg noted a construction date of 1475. According to Zeissberg, Długosz's letters from the period indicate a slow rate of construction.[3] Historian Michał Bobrzyński states that Długosz controlled the construction of the mansionary building in Sandomierz by way of correspondence and visits to the site.[2]

In 1918, editor Mieczysław Treter published accounts of the status of the structure. Church workers still resided in the building, but it was in "a visible state of neglect." There was a hole in the ceiling, and stained-glass windows had been plastered.[4]

In 2018, the structure, by then a diocesan museum, was mentioned in the Michelin Guide.[5]

See also

References

  1. ^ "Długosz's House, today the Diocesan Museum". Zabytek. Retrieved 2024-11-04.
  2. ^ a b Bobrzyński, M., Smolka, S. (1893). Jan Długosz: jego życie i stanowisko w piśmiennictwie. Poland: Wydawn. K. Przezdzieckiego, gł. skł.
  3. ^ Zeissberg, H. v. (1877). Dziejopisarstwo polskie wieków średnich. Poland: skład Główny w Księgarni Gebethnera i Wolffa.
  4. ^ Muzeum Polskie: poświęcone dziejom i zabytkom sztuki i kultury. (1918). Poland: Nakł. Grona protektorów.
  5. ^ Wadowski, Maciej (2018-03-20). "Nasze atrakcje z gwiazdkami Michelina. Wśród wartych odwiedzenia miejsc w Polsce". Wyborcza.