Légende

Count's hereditary burial place, in front of it a large figure of Jesus Christ with outstretched arms, Neschwitz cemetery, Upper Lusatia, Saxony, Germany

Date

08 mai 2022

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Gabriele Hanke

Notre référence

BRK26C67_241

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

86.1Mo (8.9Mo) / 56.9cm x 37.9cm / 6720 x 4480 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted Memorial building architecture sculpture statue art Christianity faith religion crypt gravesite arm Saxony German Europe Christian architectural style religious figure holy last resting place remember big european East Germany artistic biblical pedestal epoch remembrance saint classicistic Germany cemetery Religious art classicism human figure style human depiction biblical figure Lusatia man figure burial site Christus Central Europe Christ figure figure of a saint Upper Lusatia Church figure no one Monument structure belief burial chamber grave Sachsen piece sacred final resting place commemorates large Eastern Germany base commemorating classical German Federal Republic graveyard Christian art figure - human likeness humanlike Lausitz male figure tomb group Jesus Christ Middle Europe Christ cross sacred figure No People Memorial site construction tomb State of Saxony character St. resting place great commemoration Saint neoclassical Republic of Germany human likeness male shape burial ground Jesus saint figure nobody memory FRG anthropomorphic masculine figure christ statue of a saint uninhabited commemorate holy figures empty Memorials buildings sculptures statues arts religions crypts gravesites arms architectural styles figures last resting places remembering Artistically pedestals epochs remembrances saints classicist cemeteries Religious arts human figures styles human depictions biblical figures man figures burial sites figures of saints Oberlausitz Church figures graves pieces final resting places figures - human likeness male figures constructions tombs memories BRD masculine figures statues of saints Europe's architectonic style figurine remembers plinith Era