Nineteenth-century religious architecture and its relation to the past

Abstrakt

The paper is built on the relation of the nineteenth-century religious architecture to the past. Firstly, it evokes a strong wave of historicism which marked distinctly architecture of this period, especially in the field of style and architectural typology.

Secondly, it opens a question of coherence and continuity, or, on the other hand, divergence and dissimilarity of the nineteenth-century religious architecture in the relationship to the baroque one.