List of the Monuments historiques in Colmar

The list of Monument historique in Colmar lists all classified and registered Monuments historiques in the Alsatian city of Colmar .

List of buildings

designation	description	Location	Labelling	Protection status	date	image
Residential building	The state house was built in 1669 and expanded in 1673. The three-storey corner building facing the Place de la Cathédrale consists of a straight part of the building with sandstone strips on the ground floor, above a balcony with wrought iron railing on consoles and a rounded part of the building with round-arched shop windows. In between there is a connecting structure with a round arched gate on the ground floor, separated by pilasters and pilasters.	7 Place de la Cathédrale ( location )	PA00085777	Inscrit	1992	more pictures
Crucifixion group	The sandstone crucifixion group was created in 1507 (date on the cross) and 1517 (date in the base of Mary). The sculpture was originally located in front of the chapel of the old Colmar cemetery. In 1576 the work of art was transferred to the St. Anna cemetery and in 1805 to the current city cemetery. The crucifixion group shows Christ on the cross, Mary and John the Baptist almost life-size. It was probably created by Jörg Müglich, known as Master Jörg, or Hans Bongartz.	135 Rue du Ladhof ( location )	PA00085360	Inscrit	1930	more pictures
chancellery	The building was built around 1600 and is one of the few remaining examples of the Gothic style in Colmar. It was the seat of the administration of the free imperial city.	6 Rue des Augustins ( location )	PA00085776	Inscrit	1992	more pictures
Water tower	The water tower was built from red bricks from 1884 to 1886 according to a design by the architect Victor Huen and decorated with yellow bricks. The shaft of the tower above a basement made of studs is clad with sandstone blocks. Pointed-arched niches reveal the brick shaft. Console cornices adorn the tower. In 1984 operations were stopped.	Avenue Raymond Poincaré ( location )	PA00125232	Inscrit	1993	more pictures
Martinsmünster	A basilica already stood here in Ottonian times, which was destroyed in a fire in 1106 and rebuilt. But in the 13th century this building became too small for the up-and-coming city. The Bishop of Basel founded a monastery and had a church built between 1250 and 1375. The nave is divided into six bays. This is followed by a wide transept and a choir with a three-sided end. A mighty tower sits on the long side. Buttresses with eyelashes define the exterior of the church. Gothic tracery adorns the building. In the south sits a massive bell tower. Pointed arches on bundled services separate the side and central nave inside.	Place de la Cathédrale ( location )	PA00085368	Classé	1840	more pictures
Guard yard with crypt	The Gardehof was built in 1575 from the old St. Jakob chapel. The crypt with ossuary from the 13th century was completely preserved. Remains of the chapel can still be seen on the ground floor today. Rooms for the guard were created on the ground floor and state rooms on the upper floor. The most striking decoration is the Renaissance aedicula of the portal, the gable decoration of which is cranked with the console of the bay above. The open bay window with Corinthian columns and vaulted ceiling was originally used for announcements by the city council. On the west side an open portico with a pointed arch was created as a passage. After 1860 the building was used by the police and later by administrative units of the city and the region.	17 Place de la Cathédrale ( location )	PA00085361	Classé Classé	1958 1991	more pictures
Cour d'appel de Colmar	The representative courthouse was built between 1902 and 1906 according to plans by the architects Richard Kuder and Joseph Müller. The upper floors are accessible via a mighty flight of stairs in the entrance hall. The ocher-colored sandstone building was erected over a high plinth made of red sandstone. The central building block is closed off by two transverse rectangular building blocks. In the center sits a mighty central projection with a portico . Rich neo-baroque jewelry adorns the building.	9 Avenue Raymond Poincaré ( location )	PA00085362	Inscrit	1985	more pictures
Cour d'Assises	The Cour d'Assises was built in 1840 as a classical building. The two-storey plastered building was erected over a high base. You enter the building via a high flight of stairs. While the mezzanine floor is clad with sandstone strips, the upper floor is plastered. Pilaster strips, a basement and a high cornice structure the structure. The entrance is formed by three axes, which are framed by an aedicula. Corinthian-style columns support a mighty entablature with a triangular gable. In the pediment a medallion with scales as a symbol of justice and foliage. Three round arches form the entrance, above them high niches on the upper floor.	Rue Berthe-Molly ( location )	PA00085775	Inscrit	1992	more pictures
Dominican monastery with Dominican church Colmar	The monastery was founded in 1277. King Rudolf I laid the foundation stone for the Gothic church in 1283, which was built between 1289 and 1346. The five-bay choir with ⅝-end was finished in the 13th century. This was followed by the flat-roofed nave with central and side aisles. A closed roof turret sits on the gable roof.	Place des Dominicains 1 Place des Martyrs de la Résistance ( location )	PA00085364	Classé	1948	more pictures
Unterlinden monastery	The monastery was founded in 1232 by the noble Colmar widows Agnes von Mittelheim and Agnes von Hergheim with the support of Dominicans from Strasbourg and incorporated into the Dominican order in 1245. The church was built by Brother Volmar from 1252 to 1269. During the French Revolution, the monastery was secularized. the church served as a storeroom, the monastery became a barracks. In the 19th century the buildings became the Unterlinden Museum for sacred art in the region. The elongated single-nave building closes with a three-sided choir with seven bays. The church has a flat roof. Originally there was a side aisle in the south, which was demolished. The monastery buildings from the founding time are still preserved and are grouped around an inner courtyard with a cloister.	1 rue des Unterlinden ( location )	PA00085365	Classé	1852	more pictures
Catherine's Monastery	The nunnery was founded in Katzenthal , but in 1310 the Dominican Sisters came to Colmar. Soon after their arrival, the construction of the monastery church began. In 1371 the choir, which no longer exists, was completed, followed by the nave in 1436. During this time the monastery buildings were built. The church was rebuilt in the 18th century. After the French Revolution, the buildings were used as a military hospital. In the 19th century the choir was demolished to make way for streets. The single nave with a hipped roof and central turret was preserved. Buttresses and pointed arches adorn the exterior.	8 Rue Kléber ( location )	PA00085363	Classé	1903	more pictures
St Mathieu Church	The Franciscan monastery was built in the first half of the 13th century. The present church was started in 1292 instead of an older one and completed in 1340 and renewed in 1491. A choir with four bays and-end adjoins the nave with a central nave and two side aisles. A rood screen and a wall separate the choir and nave. Originally there were two aisles in the south. The vaults of the Gothic basilica rest on slender services, but are hidden above a flat ceiling. Two ridge turrets, one with a curved hood on the choir, one with a pointed hood on the nave, sit on the gable roof. In 1543 the monastery became a hospital and remained in this function until the 20th century. Only the church remained as a place of worship. In 1575 it became a Protestant parish church. In the 18th century, wooden galleries were built.	Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085367	Classé	1948	more pictures
Medieval city wall	Around 1220 King Frederick II had the city of Colmar walled. In the 13th and 14th centuries, these city fortifications were expanded to the north and east and modernized during the Renaissance. At the end of the 17th century the walls were razed, the towers and gates of the city were also demolished in the 18th and 19th centuries. Only remnants in the south of the city on the Lauch and on the Boulevard Saint-Pierre and the Rue Schwendi have been preserved.	( Location )	PA00085369	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Colmar train station	The station was built in 1905/06 by the Imperial General Management of the Railways in Alsace-Lorraine in the style of historicism. A high tower with four corner turrets was integrated into the facade of the entrance building made of sandstone and red bricks. The gable station has a curved gable with rich figural decorations and foliage. A large arched window above the entrance illuminates the central hall.	9 Place de la Gare ( location )	PA00085370	Inscrit	1984	more pictures
Granary	The medieval granary was built in the 14th century. The 50 meter long building was shortened by half at some point. The building served as a public granary for a long time and is the last remaining structure of its kind in Colmar.	12, 14, 16 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085764	Inscrit	1991	more pictures
hospital	In the 16th century, the former convent building of a Franciscan order was converted into a hospital. After this was destroyed by fire, Hans-Jakob Sarger built a new hospital for the Andlau Abbey between 1732 and 1744. The building was used as a hospital until 1937, and today it houses university facilities. The building consists of a long wing with two short side wings. In the center of the display facade with 25 axes is a central projectile with a triangular gable, in which a coat of arms with foliage sits. Pilaster strips and cornices give the building a visual structure. At the back there are two side projections and a modern extension in the center.	Place du 2 Février ( location )	PA00085371	Inscrit Inscrit	1929 1946	more pictures
Hotel de travel	The house was built in 1718 by master builder Hirsinger. The stone ground floor has four axes, one of which was designed as a large arched gate. The two upper floors in half-timbered construction protrude far over console stones.	50 Rue des Clefs ( location )	PA00085372	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Hotel de Ville	The facade of the three-storey plastered building with 13 window axes is defined by a representative central projection. Pilasters separate the window axes here. A roof overhangs the portal with sandstone bands and forms a small balcony with a wrought iron railing in the middle axis on the first floor. Originally a courtyard of the Pairis monastery stood here , but it was destroyed. The current building was built between 1779 and 1782 and was nationalized during the French Revolution. It then served first as a prefecture, then later as the town hall.	48 Rue des Clefs ( location )	PA00085373	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The simple three-storey plastered building is structured on the facade by sill cornices. The inner courtyard of the building shows a framework for the upper floors above a stone ground floor. The house was built around 1600 in several construction phases. Inscriptions on the house suggest that this was originally a Jewish oratory or the residence of a rabbi.	23 Rue Berthe-Molly ( location )	PA00085376	Inscrit	1985	more pictures
Koïfhus	The department store , built in 1480, was originally a customs house, where traders cleared their goods. The upper floors also served as the town hall from 1698 and until the 19th century. The building complex consists of three buildings. On the ground floor of the central building from the 16th century there is an open hall that is entered via round arches. A wooden gallery supported by columns is in front of the building on the upper floor. An octagonal stair tower with an onion dome is set in a corner of the building. This is followed by a high, two-storey plastered building on whose hipped roof a roof turret sits. A stone tracery balustrade with three corner cores sits on the eaves. Upstairs there is a large hall with columns. An imperial eagle adorns the two portals in the north and south. In the north lies another part of the building, the anchor house, which the city acquired in 1594. Above all, tallow and candles were traded here.	29 Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085366	Inscrit Classé	1930 1974	more pictures
Lycée Bartholdi	In 1698, Jesuits settled in the old convent of St. Peter, which the city had acquired in 1575. They acquired the building in 1714 and expanded it into a spacious building complex in 1720. In the 18th century the Jesuit college became a state school and in 1856 it became the Lycée Bartholdi. At the end of the 19th century, Pierre-Michel d'Ixnard added additional buildings with a theater and library (with column-supported mirror vaults) in the classical style. The church of St. Peter was built between 1742 and 1750 as a cross-shaped complex with side aisles by Johann Jakob Sarger. The central nave is vaulted with a barrel vault and ends in a semicircular choir.	1 Boulevard Saint-Pierre ( location )	PA00085377	Classé Classé Inscrit	1920 1923 1986	more pictures
Residential building	The three-story plastered building from the first half of the 17th century is clearly influenced by the Renaissance. The most striking component is a two-story corner bay window with rich decorations. The stately house was built as the courtyard of the Lords of Rappoltstein .	8 Rue des Augustins / Rue Schongauer ( location )	PA00085381	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The three-storey plastered façade building was erected in 1566. The Renaissance portal on the back of the building was classified as particularly worthy of protection. The arched entrance door is framed by pilasters that support an entablature with a cantilevered roof. The portal has been lavishly decorated with floral and vegetable elements.	15 Rue Berthe-Molly ( location )	PA00085383	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The building, erected in 1616, was extensively redesigned in 1749. A Renaissance portal on the back of the building has been preserved from the time it was built. The residential and commercial building was decorated with sandstone bands on the ground floor on the street side. A balcony with a wrought iron grille sits above the central entrance on the first floor. Fluted pilasters with capitals separate the three window axes on the two upper floors. The building is closed by a console frieze.	4 Rue des Boulangers ( location )	PA00085384	Classé	1928	more pictures
Residential building	The house, built in 1613, is a gable-independent three-story plastered building. At the gable sits a three-storey, transversely rectangular tower, the top storey of which consists entirely of windows. The window posts are made of sandstone. There is a low gate on the first floor of the tower. The inner courtyard of the house is entered through a gate with a half-timbered upper floor. There is an octagonal stair tower on the long side. The building is the birthplace of General André Hartemann .	4 Place du Général André Hartemann ( location )	PA00085400	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The house where the pianist Marie Bigot was born was built in 1515 as a narrow plastered building with four floors and two window axes. The top floor was designed in half-timbered construction, with a mid-sized dwelling above it. Round arches with renaissance motifs define the ground floor.	48 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085398	Inscrit	1930	more pictures
Residential building	The four-story plastered building with sill cornices was built in 1625 and changed in 1863. The twin and triple windows of the two axes are decorated in the lintel with toothed friezes and a straight roof. Round arches define the ground floor.	6 Rue Morel ( location )	PA00085399	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The three-story house was built in the 16th or 17th century and still has windows in the Renaissance style in the staircase with spiral staircase.	4 Rue Saint-Martin ( location )	PA00085401	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Residential building	The three-storey plastered eaves building with a gable roof has five window axes, two of which on the ground floor were combined to form a round arched door. On the upper floors, a polygonal bay window with a tent roof sits above a stepped console and continues into the roof area.	9 Rue de Turenne ( location )	PA00085402	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison Adolphe	The building takes its name from the owner who owned it at the end of the 19th century. The residential and commercial building is one of the oldest buildings in the city and was built in the 14th century. Gothic lancet windows and tracery are reminiscent of this construction phase. The building was changed several times. The top floor and the gable are made of exposed framework. A Renaissance fountain from 1592 sits in the facade next to the entrance portal.	16 Place de la Cathédrale ( location )	PA00085385	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison des Artisans	The building of the trade association was built in 1901 in the Art Nouveau style according to plans by the architect F. Kreyer. Eye-catching curved window reveals frame the windows and the portal with coat of arms and lunette windows. A large hall is housed on the second floor of the plastered building, the large front windows of which are cranked with a semicircular balcony on the console and oculus window.	4 Rue des Artisans ( location )	PA00085374	Inscrit	1975	more pictures
Bartholdi Museum	The house where the sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi was born is now a museum for the artist and is owned by the city. The two-storey plastered building was built in the second half of the 17th century and rebuilt in the 18th century. In the center is an almost square tower that takes up the straps on the ground floor. Similar to the Renaissance portal to the courtyard, the entrance portal is lavishly designed and figuratively decorated. Two round columns on high plinths carry a straight roof, which is cranked with an oval lunette window above.	30 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085403	Inscrit	1926	more pictures
Commandery of the Order of St. John	The horseshoe-shaped building from the 15th century is built in the Renaissance style and still clearly inspired by the late Gothic. Between two four-storey façade sections, five-arched galleries with round arches and tracery on the third floor sit above the ground floor.	Rue Saint-Jean / 43 Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085394	Classé	1903	more pictures
Maison Fleischhauer	The house was built in the 16th century for the Elias Wetzel family in place of the old synagogue. In 1714 Nicolas de Cirberon lived in the property, later his son. In the 19th century the house belonged to Edouard Fleischhauer. After his death, the house belonged to the commune, which housed a savings bank here. The building was built in the regional Renaissance style. The gable and ground floor are made of stone, the upper floor cantilevers and was built in half-timbered construction.	3 Rue Nicolas de Corberon ( location )	PA00085387	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison Kern	The four-storey building with a high and steep roof was built in 1594 in the Renaissance style. The volute gable is striking. Sill cornices divide the building horizontally up to the gable area.	1 Rue du Conseil Souverain ( location )	PA00085744	Inscrit	1990	more pictures
Maison to the collar	The corner building, built in 1588, was built in stone on the ground floor and has round arches there. The three upper floors and the gable were built in half-timbered construction. On the fourth floor there is a gallery with a wooden balustrade running around the facade. A figure adorns the corner post of the stud frame on the first floor.	9 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085396	Classé	1949	more pictures
Maison to Austria	The inn was built in the 16th century and expanded again and again. It was not until the 18th century that the parts of the building were united under one roof. The ground floor of the house was built in stone, as was the second floor on the south side. The second and third storey on the west side and the top storey on the south side were built in half-timbered construction. Windows and doors on the ground floor are defined by round arches. At the corner of the building there is a polygonal bay window with a basement on the upper floors.	23, 25 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085397	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison Pfeffel	The house, built in the 17th century, takes its name from one of its residents: the writer and military scientist Gottlieb Konrad Pfeffel lived here for a few years and ran a war school from 1773 to 1792 . A plaque on the facade commemorates the reform pedagogue. The three-storey plastered building with a steep roof is influenced by the Renaissance.	15 Rue Chauffour / Rue Pfeffel ( location )	PA00085386	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison Pfister	The building, built in 1537 and modified in 1577, was inhabited by the Pfister family in the 19th century. Profiled round arches define the ground floor. The first and second floors were figuratively painted by Christian Bocksdorfer in 1537. A wooden gallery was installed on consoles on the third floor. On the first floor there is a corner bay, which becomes part of the gallery above it as a Söller. A polygonal stair tower with a half-timbered upper floor sits on the south gable side.	11 Rue des Marchands ( location )	PA00085378	Classé	1927	more pictures
Maison aux Raisins	The villa was built in the Art Nouveau style at the beginning of the 20th century according to designs by the architect Eudoxe Grégoriady . In the center of the three-storey facade with mezzanine sits a protruding central projection with a curved gable. Grape reliefs decorate the gables and windows of the sandstone building. The property is surrounded by a fence from that period that echoes the decor of the house.	7 Rue Bartholdi ( location )	PA00085375	Inscrit	1975	more pictures
Maison Sandherr	The building was erected in 1668 by Andreas Sandherr in the late Renaissance style. The ground floor was later changed and now serves as a shop. The two upper floors of the plastered building are divided by cornices. The lintels are decorated with toothed friezes and a straight roof. In the northeast corner there is a bay window in the typical Renaissance style with an inscription and the year.	36 Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085393	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison Schongauer	The Maison Schongauer, also called Haus zum Schwan , was built at the end of the 16th century. The building is named after the artist Martin Schongauer , who lived in the neighboring building from 1477 to 1490. The upper floors of the gable-facing residential and commercial building were built in half-timbered construction over a stone ground floor. They protrude so far that an arcade was created.	36 Rue des Marchands / Rue Schongauer ( location )	PA00085379	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Maison des Têtes	The house was built in 1609 for the merchant Anton Burger. The facade of the three-storey plastered building at the gable end was built in the Renaissance style. Sill cornices structure the gable side strictly horizontally. On the second and third floors there is a bay window with rich ornamentation. His basement is entered via the gable area. Here, too, the stone balustrade is richly decorated. The volute gable is crowned by a bronze figure of a cooper (von Bartholdi). In the far right axis there is a large arched portal that leads into an inner courtyard. The facade is decorated with over a hundred head masks, as well as figures and animals.	19 Rue des Têtes ( location )	PA00085380	Classé	1898	more pictures
Maison Wildungshof	The stately home was built by the von Wittenheim family in the 15th century. From 1448 it belonged to the city official Beat Henslin. In 1598 the house was given a wooden gallery at the back, which is now a listed building. The Renaissance-style gallery is supported by wooden posts, the spaces between which are filled with half-timbering and bricks. A wooden balustrade protects the residents. A stone column with ornaments and heads bears the end that ends as a balcony.	12 Rue Berthe-Molly ( location )	PA00085382	Classé	1929	more pictures
Maisonette Bohn	The small house in the old town was built in 1614 over a high base. It was built over a high base and adorned with half-timbering on the street side. The base of the storey and the pediment are designed as protruding, profiled cornices. The posts and windows were upgraded with carvings.	40 Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085395	Classé	1990	more pictures
Palais des Conseil souverain d'Alsace	The Conseil souverain d'Alsace was founded in 1658 to reorganize Alsace after the Peace of Westphalia and to build up administrative structures. In 1698 his seat was moved from Neuf-Brisach to Colmar. The council was housed in a building that was previously used as the town hall. When the building threatened to become dilapidated, a new one was built between 1769 and 1771 according to designs by Jean-Baptiste Chassain and Blaise de Rungs. today a Tribunal de Grande Instance is housed in the building . Pilaster strips and a cornice structure the two-story plastered building. In the center sits a central risalit with a triangular gable and an elaborately decorated round arch portal, on the sides of the facade there are two risalits with arched gables. In the strictly symmetrical façade with eleven axes, two further portals are set, which are cranked with the cornice and the window above. A stone balustrade with ornaments and vases sits on the eaves.	56 Grand-Rue / Rue des Augustins ( location )	PA00085404	Inscrit Classé	1930 1998	more pictures
Guild room of the farmers	The arable people's guild room was built in 1626. The late Renaissance dominated the gable-facing plastered building with three storeys. The windows on the upper storeys are connected by a cornice and are coupled by an entablature with a floral pattern. Two large arched windows flank a portal on the ground floor. A richly ornamented and figuratively decorated aedicula is in front of the entrance. Two round columns on high plinths support a high entablature with an inscription in an egg cartouche. Above it sits a coat of arms with the guild signs, accompanied by foliage.	7 Rue Vauban ( location )	PA00085405	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Protestant presbytery	The Renaissance building was built for the city by Albert Schmidt between 1606 and 1608. Shops moved into the ground floor, and the presbytery of the nearby St-Matthieu church was to have its offices above. The ground floor was set back slightly and a portico with arched arcades was built. There are octagonal bay windows on the façade at the corners of the building. Sill cornices structure the facade. The curved gable is decorated with volutes.	11–19 Grand-Rue ( location )	PA00085388	Inscrit	1929	more pictures
Fountain	The Renaissance fountain was created in 1584. On the coffered parapet stand two pillars that carry a curved yoke with the year of construction and a double-headed eagle.	Place des Dominicains ( location )	PA00085406	Inscrit	1937	more pictures
Statue of Admiral Bruat	Armand Joseph Bruat reached the peak of his career in 1854 during the Crimean War as commander of the French fleet in the Black Sea. In 1864, Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi created a monument to Bruat for a fountain on the Colmar Field of Mars. The fountain was destroyed by the National Socialists in 1940. After the Bruats statue was restored in 1958, it was placed on top of a new fountain designed by the sculptor Gérard Choain and the architect Porte. It shows the admiral in a thoughtful pose.	Champ de Mars ( location )	PA00085407	Classé	1946	more pictures
Statue of General Rapp	From 1805 Jean Rapp was major general and adjutant to Napoleon Bonaparte. The statue of Rapp was created by Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi in 1860. The bronze figure stands on a pedestal on the Place Rapp and shows the general walking dynamically.	Place Rapp ( location )	PA00085408	Classé	1945	more pictures
synagogue	The synagogue was built between 1839 and 1842 in the classical style. The long building is entered via the gable side. There is a central projection with a triangular gable. Sandstone ornaments loosen up the facade. The sandstone portal is formed by two fluted pilasters that support an entablature with an inscription and a cantilevered straight roof.	Rue de la Cigogne ( location )	PA00085409	Inscrit	1984	more pictures
Temple of the Masonic Lodge	The temple of the Masonic Lodge was built at the end of the 19th century from a personal donation from Wilhelm II. The most striking element of the street facade of the three-story plastered building is a porch on the ground floor, which becomes a Söller on the second floor. You enter this via a French door that is coupled with other windows via an enormous arched window. Above it sits a dwelling with Masonic symbols. A polygonal corner tower sits on the northeast side. Half-timbering extends over the upper floor on the south and east sides.	37 Avenue Clemenceau ( location )	PA68000048	Inscrit	2007	more pictures
Villa Boeschlin	The magnificent city villa was built in 1900 for the industrialist Gustav Boeschlin according to designs by the architects Virgile and Adolphe Sautier. Numerous elements of Art Nouveau and Historicism can be found on the house. Bay windows, balconies and a central projection loosen up the facade. The roof protrudes far and is supported by wooden consoles.	5 Rue des Américains ( location )	PA68000012	Inscrit	1997	more pictures

List of objects

designation	description	Location	Labelling	Protection status	date	image
organ	Ensemble of PM68000065 and PM68000640	in the church of St-Matthieu ( Lage )	PM68000879	Classé Classé	1988 1986	more pictures
Organ prospectus	Built by Andreas Silbermann in 1731/32 , changed repeatedly	in the church of St-Matthieu ( Lage )	PM68000065	Classé	1988	more pictures
Instrumental part of the organ	Built by Andreas Silbermann in 1731/32, changed repeatedly	in the church of St-Matthieu ( Lage )	PM68000640	Classé	1986	more pictures
Five display cabinets	Oak, copper, glass, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001386	Inscrit	2001
Six coat racks	Oak wood, copper, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001390	Inscrit	2001
Two side altars	altar table, retable and painting; Wood, oil paint on canvas, 1771	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000045	Classé	1978
Bas-relief holy clan	Wood, early 16th century, possibly by Hans Wydyz	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000049	Classé	1978	more pictures
Painting Abraham sacrificing Issac	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000062	Classé	1982
Altar cross and four candlesticks	Wood, gilded, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000641	Classé	1982
crucifix	Wood, painted in color, 14th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000046	Classé	1974	more pictures
Cross reliquary	Metal, rock crystal, jasper, agate, 14th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000054	Classé	1982
Chalice	Silver, 1772	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000055	Classé	1982
Chalice	Silver, second half of the 17th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000056	Classé	1982
Painting of the Assumption	Oil paint on canvas, 19th century, after Bartolomé Esteban Murillo	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68001041	Inscrit	1982
Four desks	Oak wood, copper, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001388	Inscrit	2001
Wash basin with water storage	Copper, 18th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001393	Inscrit	2001
Ceiling painting Triumph of the Gods	18th century	in the Lycée Bartholdi ( location )	PM68000051	Classé	1920
Censer	Silver, 1769	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000057	Classé	1982
Painting Saint Augustine and Saint Irenaeus	Oil paint on canvas, wooden frame, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000063	Classé	1982
Mural life of Christ	15th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000446	Classé	1948
50 paintings on biblical subjects	in the gallery parapet; Oil paint on wood, 1708/09, Jean-Baptiste Wulcken based on various models	in the church of St-Matthieu ( Lage )	PM68000447	Classé	1988	more pictures
Wall clock	Metal, gilded and enamelled, first half of the 19th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68000855	Classé	2003
Eight coat stands with central legs	Pine wood, wrought iron, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001391	Inscrit	2001
Nine chandeliers	Brass, glass, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001392	Inscrit	2001
Painting portrait of Victor Rossée (1)	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1852	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001413	Inscrit	2002
Painting portrait of Luc Claude François Xavier Atthalin	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1821	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001381	Inscrit	2001
Two chairs for judges	Wood, stuccoed and gilded, 19th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001383	Inscrit	2001
Ten tables	Oak wood, leather, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001385	Inscrit	2001
Four built-in wardrobes	Pine wood, copper, early 20th century	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001387	Inscrit	2001
Painting portrait of Pierre François Hercule de Serre	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1821	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001411	Inscrit	2002
Painting portrait of Claude Léopold Antoine de Millet de Chevers	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1838	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001412	Inscrit	2002
Painting portrait of Victor Rossée (2)	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1852	in the Cour d'appel ( location )	PM68001414	Inscrit	2002
Pietà Duke	Wood, painted in color, 14th century	in the church of St-Vincent-de-Paul ( Lage )	PM68002062	Classé	2015
Choir pews	Wood, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000044	Classé	1978	more pictures
Pietà	Wood, early 17th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000047	Classé	1974	more pictures
Mural depicting biblical scenes	Late 16th century	outside at Maison Pfister ( location )	PM68000052	Classé	1927	more pictures
Two pots	Silver, 18th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000053	Classé	1982
Painting Peter	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000059	Classé	1982
Painting St. Bruno renounces the diocese of Reggio	Oil paint on canvas, wooden frame, early 19th century, by Jean-Bruno Gassies	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000060	Classé	1982
altar	Altar table, tabernacle, retable and two paintings; Colored wood and oil on canvas, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000064	Classé	1988
crucifix	Wood, painted in color, first half of the 18th century	in the church of St-Matthieu ( Lage )	PM68000731	Classé	1997	more pictures
Sculpture Madonna and Child	Wood, painted in color, end of the 15th century	in the church of St-Martin ( Lage )	PM68000048	Classé	1974	more pictures
Altarpiece Madonna im Rosenhag	Oil paint on wood, 1473, by Martin Schongauer	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000050	Classé	1978	more pictures
Two paintings Saint Joachim and John the Baptist	Oil paint on canvas, wooden frame, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000058	Classé	1982
Painting Jacob's dream of the ladder to heaven	Oil paint on canvas, 18th century	in the Dominican Church ( location )	PM68000061	Classé	1982
Painting Christ of the Conseil Souverain d'Alsace	Oil paint on wood, gilded wooden frame, 18th century	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68000854	Classé	2003
Seal press of the Imperial Attorney General	Cast iron, wood, late 19th century	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68000868	Classé	2003
Painting portrait of Léon Siben	Oil paint on canvas, wooden frame, 1931	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68001382	Inscrit	2001
35 chairs	Oak wood, leather, early 20th century	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68001384	Inscrit	2001
Nine desks and desks	Oak and pine wood, copper, leather, early 20th century	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68001389	Inscrit	2001
Painting portrait of Jean-Louis Schirmer	Oil paint on canvas, gilded wooden frame, around 1814	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68001410	Inscrit	2002
Painting portrait of Félix Marie Auguste Victor Carré de Malberg	Oil paint on canvas, around 1936	in the Cour d'Appel ( location )	PM68001415	Inscrit	2002

literature

• Jean-Luc Flohic, Muriel Vandeventer (ed.): Le Patrimoine des Communes du Haut-Rhin (= Le patrimoine des communes de France , vol. 68). Flohic Editions, 2 volumes, Charenton-le-Pont 1998, ISBN 2-84234-036-1 .

Web links

Commons : Monuments historiques in Colmar  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monuments historiques (structures) in Colmar in the Base Mérimée of the French Ministry of Culture
• Monuments historiques (objects) in Colmar in the base Palissy of the French Ministry of Culture

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