File:Fürstenfeldbruck - Klosterkirche St. Mariä Himmelfahrt (8415381393).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionFürstenfeldbruck - Klosterkirche St. Mariä Himmelfahrt (8415381393).jpg |
Hochaltar (1760-1762) nach einem Entwurf Egid Quirin Asam. Ungewöhnlich ist die Einbeziehung der Chorfenster in den architektonischen Aufbau. Zwei Säulenpaare flankieren das Altarblatt (Mariä Himmelfahrt, Johann Adam und Johann Nepomuk Schöpf). Die Statuen der Zacharias und Joachim, Anna und Elisabeth werden Franz Xaver Schmädl zugeordnet. Klosterkirche der ehemaligen Zisterzienserabtei Fürstenfeld in Fürstenfeldbruck in Bayern Januar 2013 Das Kloster wurde 1263 vom Wittelsbacher Herzog Ludwig II. (der Strenge) als Sühne für die unrechtmäßige Hinrichtung seiner ersten Frau Maria von Brabant gestiftet. Ab 1691 wird die heutige barocke Klosteranlage unter dem Münchner Hofbaumeister Giovanni Antonio Viscardi errichtet, ab 1713 folgt der Bau der Klosterkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt durch Johann Georg Ettenhofer nach Plänen Viscardis. 1741 geweiht dauert die Fertigstellung der Innenausstattung bis 1780. Nach der Säkularisation 1803 wird die Kirche zur königlichen Landhofkirche erhoben und dient seit 1953 als Pfarr- bzw. Nebenkirche. Das monumentale Gotteshaus gilt als ein Hauptwerk der barocken Sakralarchitektur und Dekorationskunst in Bayern. Von 1965 bis 1978 wurde die Kirche umfassend saniert und die Aussenfassung dem Originalzustand angeglichen. Cloister church of the former Cistercian monastery Fürstenfeld Abbey in Fürstenfeldbruck, Bavaria (Germany). The monastery was founded in 1263 by Louis II, Duke of Bavaria (Louis the Severe) as penance for the killing of his first wife Maria von Brabant. In 1691 the foundation stone was laid of the Baroque monastery buildings, responsibility for the construction of which lay with the Munich court architect and master builder, Giovanni Antonio Viscardi. The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is erected under supervision of Johann Georg Ettenhofer. In 1723 the quire was completed, and in 1741 the church was dedicated, but the remaining works lingered on until about 1780. |
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