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Title: The filial churches of Żurrieq : history, architecture and works of art
Authors: Bonnici, Juliet (2002)
Keywords: Church buildings -- Malta -- Żurrieq
Church architecture -- Malta -- Żurrieq
Church decoration and ornament -- Malta -- Żurrieq
Christian art and symbolism -- Malta -- Żurrieq
Issue Date: 2002
Citation: Bonnici, J. (2002). The filial churches of Żurrieq: history, architecture and works of art (Bachelor's dissertation).
Abstract: The primary aim of this dissertation is to contribute to the academic study on filial churches and thus open the way for further research on their history, architecture and works of art. This dissertation is mainly concerned with the ten extant filial churches within the parish of Zurrieq. My studies also cover the ruins of the two churches in the Tal-Baqqari area and the site of the church of the Visitation in Hal Millieri. Though the historical account focuses on the churches' present structure, references are also made to pre-existing churches which have a historical connection with those under investigation. The architectural analysis is mainly concerned with the stylistic element of the churches. Plans of the churches are provided as an aid to my analysis. Technical aspects are only included to illustrate general building practices used in ecclesiastical architecture during various periods in Maltese history. The analysis and documentation of works of art also include those which are currently not found on the churches' premises. A catalogue of the paintings belonging to these churches will also be included.
Description: B.A.(HONS)HIST.OF ART
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/80794
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