Übersetzung für "Chorfenster" in Englisch

The Gothic choir windows were taken to Laxenburg in Lower Austria and installed in Franzensburg castle.

The colorful windows were designed and produced by Claus Wallner between 1958 and 1966.

For the choir windows Georg Meistermann created a glass painting of significant expressiveness.

The vast stained glass window of the apse is by Duccio di Buoninsegna .

This rather unlovely contraption has been placed in the recess in front of the sanctuary window.

It is a miniature cathedral, with very beautiful chancel windows and medieval wooden sculptures.

The choir windows are of a contemporary style.

In the Second World War, bombs destroyed the roof, the organ, the altar and the choir windows.

The long windows of the choir showed the upper extremities of their arches above the black draperies, and their painted panes, traversed by a ray of moonlight had no longer any hues but the doubtful colors of night, a sort of violet, white and blue, whose tint is found only on the faces of the dead.

The window of St Michael and the windows of the gallery are by Heinrich Campendonk, the choir windows by Ludwig Gies, those of the nave by Wilhelm Buschulte and the windows of the crypt are by Alfred Manessier.

Quire windows from 1899, 1909 and 1960, the last time the church underwent a thorough renovation, with images of the namesake saint as well as appearances by the Mother of God give the church’s inner space its light.

The massive pillars that support the façade, an architectural rarity, give the front of the building a somewhat cumbersome aspect that contrasts with the airy look of the high apse windows.

In the northeastern choir window are the remains of the old stained glass windows, which include a depiction of Mary with Child in the aureole from the previous church and one of Elizabeth of Hungary from the date of the present church's original construction, flanking depictions of the coats of arms of Wais von Fauerbach (above) and of Büches (below).

The stained glass windows by Sigmar Polke, the Romanesque crypt, choir windows by Augusto Giacometti, bronze doors by Otto Münch and the cloister Reformation Museum are just some of the highlights see here.

The only decoration in the interior is provided by the pulpit with its three carved bas-reliefs, the communion table by the sculptor Emil Wiederkehr, and the large stained-glass window in the choir, designed by the artist Louis Moillet and executed by the glass painter Eduard Renggli.

The nave boasts flat carvings and dates back to the year 1524, and the choir gallery is by Leo Steck (1593).

Of the original glass windows, (painted by August Martin, Wiesbaden), it is above all the chancel’s own windows with the 7 sacraments that have been preserved.

The interior of the church of St. Anthony built in 1433 boasts, among other things, modern choir windows by Augusto Giacometti (1936) and at the entrance a large wall fresco (1471) representing the Last Judgement.

War flags of the navy are stretched beneath the colorful glazed window choir, sailors and Marines are keeping the guard of honor.

A particularly attractive highlight are the choir windows by Augusto Giacometti, which contrast the life of Jesus Christ with the life of modern man.

Differently from the original building, the new construction of the church lacks the central tower, the roofs are constructed lower and are lined with timber, ornamental chancel windows were inserted, and the interior sparingly painted.

Above all the incidence of light through the south facing window had destroyed the leather over and over again. Therefore, on this window (and also on the choral window lying behind the organ) a UV protective foil was drawn up what was produced by the municipality in own contribution. Repair of the windchests

Augusto Giacometti (1877 – 1947) created the choral windows in the Grossmünster in 1933, as well as a stained-glass window in the Fraumünster in 1945.

The 8 main windows (4 south, 4 north)and the 7 apsidial windows together with the rose window in the west (from the end of the 15th century)show the history of the jewish people from the beginning to the settlement in Israel and the formation of the monarchy to King Louis IX.