The Asamkirche, also known as the Church ofSt. Johann Nepomuk, is a small Baroque church located in Munich, Germany. It was erected by the sisters Cosmas Damian Asam and Egid Quirin Asam between 1733 and 1746 as a private tabernacle for their hearthstone. Then are some of the highlights of the Asamkirche
Architecture The Asamkirche is considered one of the most significant exemplifications of Baroque armature in Bavaria. The surface of the church is fairly plain, with a small pate and binary bell halls. still, the interior is plushly decorated with oils, stucco, and gilt.
Altar The high balcony of the Asamkirche is a masterpiece of Baroque art. It's made of black marble and adorned with gilt puppets and reliefs. The balcony is devoted toSt. John Nepomuk, the patron saint of Bohemia.
Oils The oils in the Asamkirche are some of the most beautiful and intricate in Munich. They were painted by the Asam sisters and depict scenes from the life ofSt. John Nepomuk and the Virgin Mary. The oils are rounded by stucco puppets and gilt details.
Oils The oils in the Asamkirche are some of the most beautiful and intricate in Munich. They were painted by the Asam sisters and depict scenes from the life ofSt. John Nepomuk and the Virgin Mary. The oils are rounded by stucco puppets and gilt details.
vault The Asamkirche has a vault that contains the remains of the Asam sisters. The vault is accessible to callers and provides a regard into the lives of the men who created the church.
Size The Asamkirche is a fairly small church, measuring only 22 measures in length and 8 measures in range. Despite its small size, it's considered one of the most significant Baroque churches in Bavaria and attracts callers from each over the world
