The Renaissance bell tower together with the late Gothic church of St. Anne and the Renaissance manor house form an important complex of National Cultural Monuments. The bell tower is a typical representative of its kind, it has a rich ornamental decoration in the technique of inverted sgraffito, which has been preserved in torsos. The building is brick, block on a square plan, built at the end of the 16th or the beginning of the 17th century, the sgraffito decoration dates back to 1629. The decoration was executed by a master with the initials H. B., which he left in the inscription Soli deo HB 1629 Gloria. The inscription is located on the south side of the bell tower above a trio of sound windows and a band of rich tracery decoration. On the corners the bell tower is decorated with bossage , the labels on the attic are more subtle than in Spišská Bela and are decorated with sgraffito. On the first floor level, the bell tower is entered by a wooden staircase through a stone portal in the axis of the first window on the right. On the same axis, there is another entrance on the ground floor - through a simple stone portal with a curved arch. Ulrich Meterer was the builder of the bell tower, which stands in the grounds of St. Anne's Church. Source: www.spisskabela.sk












