Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Monday, November 13, 2017
A Ceiling in Munich
A couple photos I took in early 2008 that I ran across doing some updates etc on my computer.
Painting on a Ceiling - Munich, Germany
Painting on a Ceiling - Munich, Germany
Friday, February 29, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
More from Munich
Here's a photo I took in the Glyptothek. They have a pretty incredible collection of Greek and Roman sculptures including busts of Homer, Medusa and the Roman Emperors Augustus and Nero.
Sculptures in Glyptothek - Munich

Friday, February 08, 2008
Miracles
While driving up Münchener Straße on the way from Rosenheim to Munich, just a bit north of Bad Aibling you will see a little twin steepled church on the right hand side, a few hundred yards down a side road. The little sign says "Weihenlinden". The village basically consists of the church, a gasthaus, and a few farmhouses. It is so small, it is a suburb of Högling (pop. ~180). Although not much at a glance, the church, Wallfahrtskirche Weihenlinden, is really worth a little bit of time. On the outside, down each side, long alcoves contain colorful painted murals depicting miracles that occurred in the surrounding area. Battles miraculously won, the injured healed, the drowning saved, the blind made to see...heaps of miracles illustrated and annotated (auf deutsch). The inside of the church is ornate, with paintings on the ceiling, fancy pulpits and a dark alcove designed to resemble the crypt of Christ. Here are a few photos, the first one is a scan of of slide I took back in 1996. The others are from last weekend's trip.
Dawn - Wallfahrtskirche Weihenlinden

The Miracles at Wallfahrtskirche Weihenlinden

Ceiling Painting - Wallfahrtskirche Weihenlinden


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