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Deutsch: Glasfenster in der Kirche von Salmanskirchen bei Ampfing in Bayern (Deutschland) mit einem Bildnis der Äbtissin Ursula von Frauenchiemsee, geborene Maria Pfäffinger, mit Ihrem Äbtissinenwappen (Frauenchiemsee in 1 und 4, Pfäffinger in 2 und 3) und dem Heiligen Andreas. Glasmalerei. Ursprünglich in der Schloßkapelle eingebaut, von dieser anläßlich deren Demolierung in die Dorfkirche "Zu den beiden Johannes" übertragen.
Date circa 1510
date QS:P,+1510-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Glasfenster in der Kirche von Salmanskirchen bei Ampfing in Bayern (Deutschland)
Author unbekannter Glaskünstler, verm. nach einem Entwurf von Wilhelm Pätzsold

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