- The
Beuronese Congregation, also
known as
Beuron Congregation, is a
union of
mostly German or German-speaking
monasteries of both
monks and nuns within...
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further set
apart from
other churches by the
addition of a
series of
Beuronese murals representing the Life of Christ.
These religious decorative artworks...
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Benedictine artists worked within the school,
including Jan Verkade.
Beuronese art is prin****lly
known for its
murals with "muted,
tranquil and seemingly...
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region of the Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany. It is a
member of the
Beuronese Congregation within the
Benedictine Confederation. The
abbey was built...
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Czech Republic. It was
built in the
years 1888–1891, in the
distinctive Beuronese style, by the congregation's
architects Hildebrand de
Hemptinne and Ghislain...
- (1825–1890), Benedictine,
founder and
first abbot of the
Abbey of
Beuron and
Beuronese Congregation August Reifferscheid (1835–1887),
philologist Antonius Maria...
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southern Germany. It is now a
Benedictine monastery and is part of the
Beuronese Congregation.
Neresheim was
founded in 1095 as a
house of (secular) Augustinian...
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becoming closer in
their way of life over a
period of many
years to the
Beuronese Congregation within the
Benedictine Confederation, the
abbey finally became...
- a
Benedictine monastery dedicated to
Saint Maurice. It is part of the
Beuronese Congregation within the
Benedictine Confederation. As
early as the 5th...
- movement. Like the Nazarenes,
these artists who were to
become known as the “
Beuronese” were in
search of
natural simplicity and
clarity with an
emphasis on...
