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Artist	Philipp Soldan  (1500–1569)     Description sculptor Date of birth/death 1500  1569  Location of birth Frankenberg Authority file : Q2087217 VIAF: 66894808 ISNI: 0000000081470653 ULAN: 500059848 LCCN: nr96025250 GND: 104065079 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q2087217
Description	Deutsch: Der "Philippstein" in der Kirche des ehemaligen Zisterzienserklosters in Haina, Hessen. Das großformatige, colorierte Steinrelief (bez. 1542) wurde von dem Frankenberger Steinmetz Philipp Soldan geschaffen. Landgraf Philipp der Großmütige (links), der als Anhänger der Reformation die hessischen Klöster und damit auch die Zisterzienser-Abtei in Haina auflöste und in Hospitäler umwandelte, ließ sich hier als Wohltäter darstellen, der nach dem Vorbild seiner Ahnfrau Elisabeth von Thüringen (rechts) handelt, die einen armen Kranken speist. Das Mönchtum wird als habgierige Harpyie dargestellt. Des Fürsten Spruch: V·D·M·I·Æ· [Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum (Das Wort des Herrn bleibt in Ewigkeit] DES FVRSTEN SPRVCH Gott hilff verbreiten mir dein eher Das ist mein hochster winsch und gheir Darnach das ich mein volck regir Das wir alle beid gefallen dir Und was ich hye gestifftet hab Das solchs nit wert (wird) gestellet ab Und wer das thut den straff dein Hand Mit Armut Kranckheit Schmach und Schand Bis das er deinen Wolgefall Erken und thu sprecht Amen all This is a picture of the Hessian Kulturdenkmal (cultural monument) with the ID UnknownUnknown ? (Wikidata)
Date	1542 date QS:P571,+1542-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium	stone medium QS:P186,Q22731

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Date	24 August 2022
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Author	Heinrich Stürzl
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Camera location	51° 01′ 48.01″ N, 8° 58′ 35.6″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	51.030003; 8.976556

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