New Cathedral, Linz
The Mariendom in Linz contains a group of painted windows in its nave and transept, together with three rose windows, created between 1910 and 1924. Their imagery includes religious subjects, Upper Austrian people and landscapes, and the history of the cathedral’s construction.
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The Mariendom in Linz contains a group of painted windows in its nave and transept, together with three rose windows, created between 1910 and 1924. Their imagery includes religious subjects, Upper Austrian people and landscapes, and the history of the cathedral’s construction.
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- Oostenrijk
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Editorial interpretation: The windows offer a focused reading of the cathedral through images rather than through a single building date. Their combination of religious and regional subjects suggests considering how the interior presents local memory.
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Use this as a focused historical reading when planning an independent visit. Consult the responsible institution’s current information for admission and the areas available to visitors.
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Bronregistratie: Responsible church institution — historical account
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Bronregistratie: Wikimedia Commons photograph and licence