Salgale church / Salgales baznīca
The history of the sculptures of Salgale Church is connected with repeated changes of location, beginning already with their creation. By order of Duke Ferdinand, the construction of the stone church in Salgale was begun in 1706[1]. Five years later, in 1711, the church building was completed, but still without an interior. The church contained […]
Pasiene church ceiling emblems
Close-ups of the ceiling emblems of Pasiene Church / Pasienes baznīcas griestu emblēmu tuvplāni
Baptismal Fonts in Latvia
The catalogue collects and systematises information on Latvian baptismal fonts. Each of them has been surveyed in nature, measured and high-quality photographs have been taken, which have been included both in the paper study and in the digital database. As a result of both documentary source studies and oral interviews, each artefact has been analysed […]
Biķernieki church - reconstruction of sacred interiors with 3D modeling
Digital Technologie as a Tool for Identification the Autorship of Sacred Sculpture [Full paper text] Digital Reconstruction of Sacred Interiors with 3D Modeling and Visualizations with Augmented Reality Technology [Full paper text] [Presentation of idea] The stone church is built in 1765 - 1766. From this period are dated first wooden a sculptures too. Later, […]
The Riga Cathedral Organ Façade
The history of the Riga Cathedral organ façade began in 1601 with its oldest dated part, and over more than 400 years the façade has experienced several phases of reconstruction, crucially changing its visual and compositional exterior and supplementing it with new stylistic elements. Today the organ façade can be considered an exceptional art object […]