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Deutsch: Heidelberg, Heiliggeistkirche: senkrechter Blick in das Gewölbe des Mittelschiffs. In der Mitte das so genannte Heiliggeistloch bzw. Himmelsloch. Die darum gruppierte Malerei aus dem 15. Jahrhundert (tlw. restauriert) zeigt ein Engelskonzert, acht Engel mit verschieden Instrumenten.
Hinweis: Das Gewölbe ist auch in der Realität etwas asymmetrisch, das ist kein Fehler der Aufnahme. English: Heidelberg, Germany, interior of the Church of the Holy Spirit: vertical view of a central part of the vault of the main nave. In the centre a so-called Holy Ghost hole, around it 15th-century murals of eight music-making angels (partially restored) with different instruments. Hint: The vault is somewhat asymmetric in reality, this is not a problem of the photo. |
| Date | Taken on 28 December 2019, 15:05:06 |
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| Author | Roman Eisele |
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