# Palača Augubio
The Augubio Palace

Kasnogotička palača imućnoga trgovca, kasnije plemića, Giovannija Battiste De Gubbia, iz druge polovice 15. st. Pripisuje se krugu oko Jurja Dalmatinca, a preinačena je u baroku. Najstariji dijelovi palače su romanički, o čemu svjedoči i freska s prikazom pauna na drugom katu palače. Bogato ukrašen portal rađen je po uzoru na portal Velike Papalićeve palače, a na luneti je uklesano ime prvotnog vlasnika. Izražajna kamena plastika prepoznaje se kao rad Andrije Alešija, najistaknutijeg majstora Jurjeve radionice.

A Late Gothic palace of the wealthy merchant, later ennobled, Giovanni Battista De Gubbio of the second half of the 15th century. It is ascribed to the circle around George of Dalmatia, and was remodelled in the Baroque. The oldest parts of the palace are actually Romanesque, as confirmed by a fresco showing a peacock that has been found on the second floor. The opulently decorated portal was modelled on the portal of the Large Papalić Palace, and the name of the original owner is carved on the lunette. The expressive stone sculpting has been identified as the work of Andrija Aleši, the most prominent master of the workshop of George of Dalmatia.

Romanička freska s prikazom pauna na drugom katu palace
Romanesque fresco with a depiction of a peacock on the second floor of the palace

Luneta portala s grbom plemičke obitelji
De Gubbio i imenom vlasnika
Lunette of the portal with the coat of arms of the De Gubbio family and the name of the owner