Sujet

Hirsau Monastery Ruins

Légende

Hirsau Monastery Ruins, Cloister, Lady Chapel, former Benedictine monastery, construction of the St. Peter and Paul complex in the late 11th century Calw, Hirsau district, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Date

06 nov. 2019

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Gierth Birgit

Notre référence

BRK22A93_081

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

60,2Mo (3,0Mo) / 47,5cm x 31,7cm / 5616 x 3744 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Baden-Wurttemberg Baden-Wuerttemberg Benedictine Benedictine Monastery Benedictine abbey Benedictine abbeys Benedictine monastery Benedictines Calw Catholicism Central Europe Church building Church of St. Peter and Paul Europe FRG German Federal Republic Germany Lady chapel Lady chapels Marian chapel Mary chapel Middle Europe Monastery ruin No People Order of Saint Benedict Republic of Germany Saint Peter and Paul South Germany Southern Germany St. Peter and Paul St. Peter and St. Paul's abbey abbey ruin abbey ruins abbeys aisle annex building buildings built in chapel chapels church churches cloister cloisters colonade colonnade column columned hall complex construct construction constructions corridor corridors cross vault cross vaults cross-coat decayed derelict deserted deteriorated dilapidated district empty erect erecting erection erections facilities facility former formerly groin vault groin vaults groined vault hall halls historic historical marooned monasteries monastery monastery complex monastic order monastic orders municipal neighborhood no one nobody old parish church parish churches passage pillar pillar hall pillared pillars portico porticoes ramshackle religious building ruin ruined abbey ruined convent ruined monastery ruins run-down rundown sacral building sacred building structure travel photography uninhabited urban urban environment vault vaulted ceiling vaults walkway Black Forest Catholic Christianity Roman Catholic Schwarzwald arched ceiling ceiling ceiling vault ceiling vaults ceilings Christian religion religions