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Representation of the Habsburgs in Croatian Historical Lands 343 6 On the early surveys and fortifying plans of Buccari and Porto Re, see: Allan Cook, Edmond Halley. Charting the Heavens and the Seas, Oxford 1998, 297–311. 7 Antonio Michelazzi (1707–1772) was a sculptor of Italian origin who had his own workshop in Rijeka from 1733 until his death. It was esteemed beyond the local area and he also obtained com- missions from Zagreb and Graz. For the Cathedral in Graz, e. g., he produced a relief for the altar support showing the death of St Francis Xavier in the side chapel dedicated to the same saint. See: Radmila Matejčić, Antonio Michelazzi sculptor fluminensis, in: Peristil. Zbornik radova za povijest umjetnosti, 10–11 (1967/1968), 155–168. 8 Matejčić, Kako čitati grad (as note 1), 92. 9 The two sculptures were heavily damaged by a group of fascist youths from Naples, who stoned the monument and smashed the emperors’ noses. The event was reported by Riccardo Gigante (1881– 1945) in “Notizie storiche sulla Torre Civica” in the journal La Vedetta d’Italia, Fiume 12 May 1929, 2; the article has been quoted by Matejčić, Kako čitati grad (as note 1), 84, note 2. 10 Matej Klemenčić, Francesco Robba (1698–1757). Beneški kipar in arhitekt v baročni Ljubljani, Umetniški kabinet Primož Premzl, Maribor 2013, 69–74. 11 RELAZIONE DELLA VENUTA E PERMANENZA NELLA CITTA’ DI TRIESTE DELLA S. C. REAL CATT. MAESTA’ DI CARLO SESTO IMPERATORE DE’ ROMANI, RE DELLE SPAGNE, ECC. ECC. NEL SETTEMBRE MDCCXXVIII DI GIOV. CASIMIRO DONA- DONI PATRIZIO TRIESTINO. TRIESTE 1828, TIPOGRAFIA WEIS, 15. 12 Lino Monaco, Trieste Città di frontiera (Atlante della storia), Trieste 1998, 93. http://books.google. com [last access: 15.10.2015]. 13 The marble column with the bronze statue of Leopold dressed in armour and equipped with royal insignia was erected in 1660 on the occasion of the Emperor’s visit to the city and all the hereditary provinces in order to receive homage and the oath of fidelity from his subjects. Cf. IL MENTORE PERFETTO DE NEGOZIANTI, ovvero GUIDA SICURA DE MEDESIMI, […], Tomo Quinto ed ultimo, Trieste MDCCXCVII, 328. https://books.google.hr/books?id=H4FRAAAAYA AJ&pg=PR3&dq=IL+MENTORE+PERFETTO+DE+NEGOZIANTI+..+Tomo+Quinto+ed+ulti mo&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=IL%20MENTORE%20PERFETTO%20DE%20 NEGOZIANTI%20..%20Tomo%20Quinto%20ed%20ultimo&f=false [last access: 15.10.2015]. 14 There was a rumor, even during the last year 1727, that his most august Majesty Charles VI intended to take a tour through the states and provinces of inner Austria. The rumor stirred the spirits of noblemen and the people of Trieste, who longed with high hopes and enthusiasm that the scattered hints should come true, and that the son should return the splendor to the town for a few days just as it glowed in 1660, on September 25, owing to the joyful arrival of his father, the great and forever august Emperor LEOPOLD, so that this generation may also renew their demonstrations of love and unswerving faith for their prince and lord, as their elders were fortunate to experience particu- larly on the occasion of such a glorious encounter. RELAZIONE DELLA VENUTA (as note 11), 7. 15 The upper part of the Trsat staircase was commissioned in 1725 by Gavro Aichelburg, Duke of Styria, Carniola, and Corinthia, and a captain of Brinj. At the beginning, there is a baroque porch with a relief from 1745 showing Our Lady of Consolation (Consolatrix aflictorum). Chapels along the stairs are dedicated to saints and served as stations on the penitential path for the pilgrims who came to venerate Our Lady of Trsat. The staircase has been restored and extended on several occasions. See: Branko Nodilo, Nastanak i značenje utvrdena Trsatu iznad Rijeke, in: Građevinar, 54 (2002), 187, 189. 16 Margita Cvijetinović-Starac, Dolazak cara Karla VI. u Rijeku. Iz muzejske riznice, in: 120 godina – 120 predmeta, Rijeka 2013, 94–95.