In several stages between 1651 and 1701, a Jesuit church was erected in Poznań. The construction was carried out by Tomasso Poncino, Bartłomiej Nataniel Wąsowski and Giovanni Catenazzi. The long construction time was the result of technical mistake made by Poncino at the beginning (between 1651 and 1653) and subsequent attempts to overcome them by his successors. The inviting final interior solution was obtained by fortuity. The powerful columns, that determine the nature of the interior, are a remnant of a plan by Wąsowski, to cover the nave with a barrel vault. Lack of technical knowledge prevented the placing of transverse arches and as a result the initial concept was abandoned (1675–1687). Instead of the vault, its wooden imitation ...
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