St. Leonhard (Nussdorf am Inn)
The Catholic Church of St. Leonhard in Nussdorf am Inn is a cemetery church on the southwestern outskirts.
history
The church, adorned by six altars, was visited by pilgrims from Endorf to Weihenlinden. In 1754, after a devastating fire, today's church was built and furnished in the Rococo style. The Scapular Brotherhood was founded around 1650 and had thousands of members in the 19th century. The Scapular Festival is traditionally celebrated on the Sunday after July 19th, with the historic organ being used. The Leonhardiritt, which has been documented since the 15th century, is held on November 6th.
Exterior
The spire, which was renewed according to the Gothic model, was renovated in 1987.
Interior
The eastern nave walls are Romanesque, the tower ground floor is marked 1444, the choir was built around 1420 and the sacristy in the middle of the 15th century, the upper floor in 1699. The redesign took place in 1760 by Andreas Vordermayr. The church is a hall with five bays and a three-sided end. Remnants of a cycle of paintings from the 1st half of the 15th century are preserved on the north wall. About pilasters one is lunette ton with net vault on corbels in the tower floor. The rococo stucco dates from 1760, as do the ceiling paintings by Josef Höttinger from Rosenheim; they were painted over by Josef Hitzinger in 1898.
Furnishing
The high altar is early Classicist by Josef Götsch 1793. Oil painting St. Leonhard, above is the Holy Trinity, 1793 by Sebastian Rechenauer the Elder. Ä. The figures are St. Sebastian and St. Valentine, with God the Father in the excerpt as well as Peter and Paul as tabernacle reliefs. The half-figures on the side represent St. Catherine and St. Barbara. The side altars are from 1825. In the center, a clad, enthroned Mother of God from 1699 is depicted as a brotherhood image of grace on the north side altar, next to St. Joachim and Anna. The pulpit from 1761 is decorated with reliefs of the sower and Christ walking on the sea. The former choir crucifix around 1650 was made by Melchior Hoffmann. A half-figure of an apostle made of limestone in the first half of the 13th century can be seen on the tower floor.
organ
The organ with seven registers , a manual and attached pedal was built by Jakob Kölbl around 1800. In 2010 the instrument was restored by Orgelbau Linder . The disposition is:
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- Pedal attached , sliding drawer , mechanical action
painting
- Choir: St. Florian, Sebastian, Nikolaus and Wolfgang in the glory
- Longhouse: Scapular handover to St. Simon Stock and other saints
- Choir arch: Annunciation
- Gallery parapet: Mary as the helper of the sick and seafarers, St. Leonhard
literature
- Georg Dehio: Handbook of the German art monuments. Bayern IV: Munich and Upper Bavaria. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin / Munich 2006, ISBN 978-3-422-03115-9 .
Web links
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 47 ° 44 ′ 23.3 " N , 12 ° 9 ′ 13" E