Randersacker Saint Stephanus Inside View 2015 360 Panorama

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Randersacker Saint Stephanus Inside View 2015

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Ackermann Ralf

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Randersacker is a well-known wine-producing town in Franconia. The City is bordered on the western Main triangle at Würzburg. The panorama shows the late Romanesque hall church St. Stephanus. Highlights of the baroque interior are a baptismal font from 1605, the Urbanus-bust (Riemenschneider school), saints from Balthasar Esterbauer, the tabernacle of Peter Wagner and two altarpieces Oswald Onghers.

Copyright: Ackermann Ralf
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10000x5000
Taken: 21/08/2015
Chargée: 21/08/2015
Published: 21/08/2015
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Tags: randersacker; wuerzburg; church; baroque interior; tabernacle; altar

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