Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 1. (2019)
István Karácsony: Date noi privind elementele de amenajare interioară ale bisericii reformate din Fântânele
160 I. Karácsony Péterfy 2001 L. Péterfy, Gyulakuta és egyháza (Székelyudvarhely 2001) Weisz 2010 A. Weisz, Református templom, Gyulakuta, Adatbank erdélyi magyar elektronikus könyvtár, 2010 <http://lexikon.adatbank.ro/muemlek.php?id= 187 > (11.17.2016) Izvoare de arhivá AEREFACJ Arhivele Centrale ale Eparhiei Reformate din Ardeal, Cluj-Napoca Debreczeni Releveele lui Debreczeni László realizate in perioada anilor 1928-1937 Debreczeni-Darkó Colecjia Debreczeni-Darkó, 1928-1943 AEREFATGM, DSF Arhivele Eparhiei Reformate din Ardeal, Filiala Tárgu Murey Därile de seamä ale parohiei reformate din Fäntänele 1784-1962 ABRF Arhiva Bisericii Reformate din Fántánele PROTOCOL 1782-1832 Protocolul consiliilor prezbiteriale 1782-1832 PVCOPR 1945-1970 Procesele verbale ale consiliilor prezbiteriale 1945-1970 PVCOPR 1970 -1997 Procesele verbale ale consiliilor prezbiteriale 1970-199 NEW DATA REGARDING THE INTERIOR FURNISHINGS OF THE CALVINIST CHURCH FROM FÄNTÄNELE (Summary) The Calvinist church from Fäntänele (Mures County, RO) proves to be one of the most important architectural monuments in the upper part of the Tárnává Micä Valley, due to its construction in the 13th and 14th centuries and to its special artistic details, preserved through the decorations and interior furnishings. It was built on a nucleus of Romanic origins that can be detected in the elevation of the nave and also in the tower attached to the western facade. Later on, the church was subject to several modifications that can be ascribed from a stylistic and chronological perspective to the Gothic period and Transylvanian late-Renaissance. Imprints of the Gothic building-phase can be identified in the polygonal apse, consolidated with buttresses displaying features similar to those found on the side walls of the nave. These additions date back to the 15th and 16th centuries and this intervention represents the most important alteration of the edifice. Even though smaller in size, the elements introduced in the 1600s are remarkable due to their esthetic and stylistic quality. The modifications of that time culminated in 1625, when the construction of the coffered ceiling, which is still present in the apse, was carried out. The painted plafond, financed by János Gáspár of Szövérd, exceeds the importance of local heritage, as it is the only in situ example from Transylvania dated during the first half of the 17th century. Later interventions lack any well-defined stylistic qualities, however their impact on the recent evolution of the church proves to be
