Parish Church St. Jakob (Dietenheim)
The Catholic parish church of the Holy Apostle St. Jacob the Elder is located in Bruneck , in the Dietenheim district , South Tyrol . It belongs to the dean's office of Bruneck of the diocese of Bozen-Brixen and thus to the church province of Trento .
history
The first church building is sure to go on the 12th / 13th. Century back, but it was first mentioned in 1332. The current building dates from the 15th century. The tower was changed in 1643 and got its present shape in 1692. Dietenheim originally belonged to the Sonnenburg monastery . In 1786 it became a locality , and since 1891 it has been its own parish. The once independent municipality of Dietenheim was incorporated into Bruneck in 1929.
Building description
The listed , two-aisled church has a polygonal choir closure in the main nave, a star vault in the side aisle, while the vestibule has a groin vault. In the choir there is a mural depicting St. The three kings of Hans von Bruneck from 1420, from whom the depictions of the Mount of Olives and St. Wolfgang and St. Sorrow originate on the outside of the church. The mural in the side aisle has the theme of the Gregorius Mass , with the liberation of Emperor Trajan from Hell and St. Ottilia on the front left, and the family of the donors of Hans Primus on the right. It was created by Simon von Taisten in 1506. The church was later redesigned in Baroque style and decorated with vine-decorated ceiling frescoes. The high altar picture was made by Josef Renzler in 1828 and shows the apostles James the Elder , Philip and James the Younger . Further pieces of equipment are a picture of Georg Kachler's mother Anna and a statue of the Madonna of the Crescent Moon on the right triumphal arch pillar .
Adjacent to the aisle is the tower, which is crowned by an octagon and a lantern .
The two-story cemetery chapel is connected to the church on the west side of the upper floor, and the entrance portals to both buildings are in the passage. On the first floor of the chapel there are ridge vaults and round arch niches, on the upper floor there is a barrel vault. In the chapel, accessible through two pointed arch portals, a mural depicting the crucifixion of Christ from around 1500 is most noteworthy.
The church is surrounded by the local cemetery.
Church from the north
Passage
inner space
Train of the Three Kings by Hans von Bruneck (1420)
Gregory Mass by Simon von Taisten (1506)
Cemetery chapel
Passage with entrances to the cemetery chapel
literature
- Walter Rampl: A house full of glory looks. All churches in Tyrol, Vol. 4 South Tyrol = Alto Adige 1: District communities Eisacktal, Pustertal (excluding Gadertal), Wipptal. Self-published, Axams 2012. ISBN 9783950267730 . P. 212. (online)
Web links
- Entry in the monument browser on the website of the South Tyrolean Monuments Office
Coordinates: 46 ° 48 ′ 9.1 ″ N , 11 ° 57 ′ 0.9 ″ E