Bruck Chapel
The chapel in Bruck , a district of Bad Hindelang in the Oberallgäu district , is a building from the late 18th century and is a listed building .
description
The chapel was built from rolling stone masonry on a rocky reef on the way from Bad Oberdorf to Hinterstein west of the Ostrach . The plastered structure has a shingle roof with a two-tier roof turret . The almost square nave and the choir, which is closed on three sides, have a flat plastered ceiling. The cafeteria is modern; on it there is a high baroque peasant crucifixion group. The Christ wears a shame cloth that swings out to the side, Mary stretches out her left hand while the right hand lies on her chest, John stands in contraposto . The group of figures is similar to works from the workshop group around the Immenstadt artist M. Beisch.
literature
- Alfons Kasper, Art walks from Upper to Eastern Allgäu , Volume VII, Bad Schussenried 1969, p. 182
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Coordinates: 47 ° 29 ′ 12.5 ″ N , 10 ° 23 ′ 10.1 ″ E