Portal
- Subject
- Romanesque architecture of Western Pomerania
- Author, school, workshop
- unknown, possibly Cistercian Danish workshop
- Contributor
- —
- Style
- Romanesque
- Date
- after 1210, door carpentry - late 19th or early 20th century
- Type
- architectural element
- Material and technique
- bricks, ceramic fittings/lofting and masonry techniques
- Size
- —
- Signatures and inscriptions
- unsigned
- Identity number
- —
- Department
- —
- Links/analogies
- The portal was created during the first phase of the abbey's construction, linked to a Danish workshop brought in by the Cistercians.
- Owner
- Roman Catholic Parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Kolbacz
- Copyright
- Public domain
- Location
- North gable wall of transept. Currently the main entrance to the church
- Description
- Portal set in the wall projection. Late Romanesque, closed with a full arch. Stepped, three-sided reveals with a central rampart. The archivolt of the arch is framed by a frame of flat bricks laid in carriages to the face of the façade, decorated with quadruple fluting. The projection of masonry above the portal decorated with a frieze of small semi-circular arcades pressed into the cartwheels of bricks, surmounted by a moulded cornice. Deeply set Gothic stylised doorway, double-leafed, planked, with wrought iron fittings.
