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lower part of the epitaph of the royal chef Michael Raffael, by Michael Wolgemut around 1489.

Double chapel of Schwarzrheindorf, Germany.

mural paintings, 12th century

Fürstenportal (prince’s porch) of Bamberg Cathedral, Germany.

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around 1225.

These people might look like they are smiling but there is no happiness depicted. They are the damned of the Last Judgment drawn by the devil with a thick chain. Their faces show despair and fear (in the medieval understanding).

West choir of Bamberg Cathedral, Germany.

Village church in Kenz, Germany.

I miss visiting those smaller and less known churches in the North Easth of Germany.️

Hey everyone! I hope you are doing well! During this pandemic time it’s hard to travel and many places are closed (museums, galleries etc.). I couldn’t (and still can’t) travel so much and so I can’t take/post so many new pictures here or on Instagram. I’m also very busy withy doctoral thesis Please be patient I try to post high quality sacral art pics. I have many pics from my latest trips to post, but I hope I will visit new beautiful places in the future. Take care

~Nane/Christiane~


Relitcts in St. Magnus, Abbey Schussenried, Germany.

“Gedenke Ihrer der du vorüber gehest in deinem gebett, damit auch deiner ebenso dereinst gedenkt werde, und jedem das ewige Licht leuchten möge.”

(roughly translated)

“you who passes by, remember her in your prayers, so that you will be remembered too and the eternal light might shine upon everyone.”

Cloister church Schussenried, Germany.

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