Lazarica,
an endowment of Prince Lazar, has survived to the present in Krusevac, his
capital. Built about 1375, it has undergone considerable changes over the
centuries, and was last restored early in the 20th century. As one of the
earliest structures of the Morava school, it served as a model for many
later churches. The church has a trefoil ground-plain. A certain delicacy
is especially accentuated, both in the actual construction and by the small
ornamental columns. The exterior of the church makes a vivid ampact with
its red-and-white facades.