The parish church in Spišská Nová Ves belongs to the biggest Gothic churches in Slovakia. Even though we may find an even older structure in this place, the three-isle hall was built in the 2nd half of the 14th century and probably even before its end the space was vaulted with cross ribbed vault. The church building is interesting mainly for its challenging architectonic plasticity: cornices and sectroids of the vault alternate with vegetable and figural motives (Madonna, God the Father, and busts of the Saints). The monumental sculptural decoration of the south portal with profiled scuncheon lining originally included also...