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Marienkirche Lonsee, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Deutsch: 1963 nach dem Abbau der Nordempore entstandene Westempore mit dem 1864 entstandenen neugotischen Orgelprospekt von Carl Gottlieb Weigle in Stuttgart und neun Gemälden mit Darstellungen aus dem Leben Christi durch den Nürnberger Maler Christoph Nikolaus Kleemann (1737–1797), der sich ab 1770 in Ulm niederließ. (Siehe Hans Andreas Klaiber und Reinhard Wortmann, Die Kunstdenkmäler des ehemaligen Oberamts Ulm, S. 421–433; Dagmar Zimdars et al, Georg Dehio Handbuch der Deutschen Kunstdenkmäler Baden-Württemberg II, S. 426–427.) |
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| Author | Andreas F. Borchert |
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