The Baroque Summer of 1951
Riemenschneider,
Romanesque Churches, Antonia's Kabbalistic Shrine, and my Discovery
of the Southern German Baroque
Here you find a Google-Earth
route of this trip
Maidbronn
northeast of Würzburg
Maidbronn, Descent from the Cross, Riemenschneider's last altar. |
Amorbach
South of Miltenberg am Neckar
Amorbach, nave of the church |
Along the Nagold Valley
Bad Teinach
Antonia's Kabbalistic shrine in the Protestant church |
Maulbronn and Hirsau
Maulbronn, the cloisters, fountain house, and the church |
Hirsau, ruins of the cloisters and tower |
Lake Constance
The three Churches on the Island of Reichenau
Oberzell, early Romanesque frescos |
Mittelzell, Romanesque ceiling and a Gothic choir |
Niederzell, Baroque interior and Romanesque frescos in the apse |
Überlingen
Überlingen, theBaroque choir fence and the Gothic altar |
The Birnau above Lake Constance
The Birnau, the church in the vineyards overlooking the Lake and its late Roccoco interior |
Weingarten
The mighty Benedictine abbey... |
and its cold interior |
The Wies
The altar and the arcades of the apse |
One of the four columns in the nave and ceiling |
Mittenwald
The snake-charmer in Mittenwald |