Church of St. George in Senno: a Monument from the Core of Style

A little-known medieval stone church, the Church of St. George in Senno, represents a core monument of Pskov's architectural style, characterized by its subtle, unchanging forms that defy precise dating. Unlike more distinctive structures, this church embodies the 'state of calm and immutability' within the regional style, serving as a foundational reference for understanding the broader Pskov School of Architecture. The study proposes that such monuments—lacking notable deviations or innovations—belong to the stylistic core, offering insights into the stability and continuity of architectural traditions in medieval Pskov land.

Седов, Вл. В. (2021). Church of St. George in Senno: a Monument from the Core of Style. Археология И История Пскова И Псковской Земли, (35(65)), 325–339. https://doi.org/10.25681/iaras.2020.978-5-94375-347-3.325-339