Konzervatorski i restauratorski zahvati na dubrovačkoj katedrali od 1981. do 1988. godine

Dubrovnik su u prvoj polovici 1979. godine pogodila dva potresa jačine 7° MCS i 6°MCS koja su prouzrokovala velike štete na spomenicima pa je krajem iste godine osnovan Zavod za obnovu Dubrovnika sa zadatkom organiziranja i nadzora istraživanja i obnove spomenika u povijesnoj jezgri. Jedan od najvažnijih, dubrovačka katedrala, kao izuzetno arhitektonsko ostvarenje u hrvatskoj umjetnosti, religijsko središte grada i urbanistički akcent, tom je prilikom teško stradala. Njena obnova je započela 1981. godine, a istraživačke radove koji su doveli do novih spoznaja o povijesti građevine i Dubrovnika vodio je Josip Stošić. Arhitektonske intervencije u svetištu, prema projektu Ivana Prtenjaka, potpuno su izmijenile unutrašnjost prvostolnice. S katedralom su nerazdvojivo povezani istraživački i konzervatorski radovi na Bunićevoj poljani s njene zapadne strane koji su trajali do 1988. godine. Podzemni prostori ispod tog trga i podzemlje katedrale, zamišljeni su kao povezana muzejska cjelina o čemu postoji nekoliko projekata od kojih ni jedan još nije izveden.During the first half of 1979, Dubrovnik was struck by two earthquakes measuring 7° MCS and 6° MCS, which caused a lot of damage to its monuments and consequently led to the founding of the Institute for the Restoration of Dubrovnik with the task of organizing and supervising the research and restoration of monuments in the historic center. One of the most important monuments, the Cathedral of Dubrovnik, as an exceptional architectural achievement within Croatian art, a religious center of the city and an urban highlight, was heavily damaged at that time. Its restoration began in 1981, while the research work which resulted in new insights into the history of both the building and the city of Dubrovnik were led by Josip Stošić. Architectural interventions within the sanctuary, based on the project of Ivan Prtenjak, completely changed the interior of the cathedral. The cathedral is inextricably linked to the research and conservation work on Bunić's square, located west of it, which ended in 1988. The spaces beneath the square and the cathedral were intended as a coherent museum area in several projects, none of which has been launched yet. The thesis is deposited in the Library of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Thesis includes: 41 pages, 11.423 words, 26 figures and 48 references. The original is in Croatian language. Keywords: cathedral, Dubrovnik, restoration, Institute for the Restoration, Stošić, Prtenjak Menthor: Zlatko Jurić, Ph.D. Full Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. Reviewers: Dubravka Botica, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. Marko Špikić, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. Zlatko Jurić, Ph.D. Full Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. Examination date