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Premonstratensian Provostship in Ócsa

SERIES TITLE: Churches from the Árpád Age

The former Premonstratensian Provostship in Ócsa was probably established in the beginning of the 13th century in late Roman - early Gothic style and consecrated in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The style of the church was greatly influenced by that of the royal chapel in Esztergom, the three-nave, transept basilica was the artwork of the king’s stonemasons worked in Esztergom.

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Contributors

  • Szakály, István (director)
  • Szakály, István (writer)
  • Fényes, András (producer)
  • Török, Gábor (producer)

Publisher

  • Magyar Televízió 2

Subject

  • Special collections
  • egyházi épület
  • templom
  • műemlék
  • gregorián ének
  • falfestmény
  • premontreiek
  • építészeti örökség
  • építészeti stílus
  • …
  • Churches

Type of item

  • ITEM
  • Factual