Summary
Ignacije Macanović built the parish church in 1783. The complex incorporates the older Church of St Mary from 1519, while the 16th-century bell tower is attributed to Trifun Bokanić.
The church complex encompasses several historical phases and works of art.
History and purpose
The parish church of Our Lady of the Annunciation (Gospa od Blagovijesti) in Milna was built in 1783 by Ignacije Macanović of Trogir, with the help of other builders from Brač.
Structure and traces of the past
The church was designed as a coherent Baroque building with an elaborate façade and stone steps. The older stone bell tower from the 16th century was built by Trifun Bokanić; eight stone masks, or mascarons, adorn its upper storey. The complex incorporates the earlier Church of St Mary from 1519. The Annunciation altarpiece is attributed to the Venetian painter G. Diziani from the first half of the 18th century.
Access and visiting
The church is in Milna and is used by the parish. Check arrangements for viewing the interior outside services.
