St Martin, Bled

St. Martina (Cerkev svetega Martina) is a church in Bled, Slovenia. A Neo-Gothic structure built in 1905, the church was designed by Slovene architect Jože Plečnik.^[1][2] It contains a number of frescoes painted by Prešeren Award-winning artist Slavko Pengov painted in the 1930s, including one portraying Vladimir Lenin as Judas Iscariot in a depiction of the Last Supper. It also hosts a number of statues by Ivan Vurnik.^[1]

Images of the church

[[|center|border|160x170px|alt=|The interior of the church ]] The interior of the church   Stained glass window   Stained glass window   Stained glass window   Stained glass window

References

1. ^ ^{a b} Longley, Norm (13 September 2004). The Rough Guide to Slovenia. Rough Guides. p. 119. ISBN 9781843531456. 
2. ^ Stewart, James (1 September 2006). Slovenia. New Holland Publishers. p. 92. ISBN 9781860113369. 

Coordinates: 46°22′13.85″N 14°6′15.73″E / 46.3705139°N 14.1043694°E / 46.3705139; 14.1043694