Summary
The Church of St Martin in Supetar is a single-nave building with a square apse and a barrel vault. It was commissioned by the priest Jakov Dujmović in 1707.
Protected cultural property Z-5163; the façade has a three-opening stone bell gable with an inscription about the building's construction.
History and purpose
The Church of St Martin in Supetar was built by the priest Jakov Dujmović in 1707. It is a protected religious building that displays features of simple Dalmatian Baroque architecture.
Structure and traces of the past
The single-nave building has a square apse and a barrel vault. It is built of larger stones laid in courses and covered by a gabled roof; the façade has a moulded lintel and a rose window. A three-opening bell gable bearing an inscription about the construction rises above the gable.
Access and visiting
The church is in Supetar, near the Parish Church of the Annunciation. Check whether entry is possible and confirm the current use of the space before visiting.
