Definition of Georgskapelle. Meaning of Georgskapelle. Synonyms of Georgskapelle

- 16th century stained gl**** window in St George's Church (Georgskapelle): Philip the Handsome, Maximilian I, Bianca Maria Sforza, Mary of Burgundy with...
- 16th century stained gl**** window in St George's Church (Georgskapelle): Philip the Handsome, Maximilian I, Bianca Maria Sforza, Mary of Burgundy with...
- and Leipzig. He is buried with his wife Barbara in the purpose-built Georgskapelle in Meissen Cathedral. The room contains a magnificent altarpiece by...
- red tower on a green mount. In the middle of the village is the St. Georgskapelle, of which the oldest part, the gothic choir, is from the 14th century...
- Duke of Saxony also known as George the Bearded (in the purpose-built Georgskapelle to the south-west) and his wife Barbara Jagiellon Barthel Lauterbach...
- (now Albertplatz), which is now Hauptstraße. In 1677 he remodelled the Georgskapelle in Meissen Cathedral where George the Bearded is buried. Between 1675...
- whole complex with cloister and Foundation museum Evangelical church (Georgskapelle), Moselstraße 33 – Gothic aisleless church, mid 14th century Hochkreuzkapelle...
- he was Governor of Milan. Daun died at Vienna and was buried in the Georgskapelle of the Augustinerkirche, together with his son. Wikimedia Commons has...
- 5th century. Within its walls was built Saint George's Chapel (Sankt Georgskapelle), around which, after the mid 7th century, Frankish settlers came to...
- 1011, when it was in use as a royal court. However, the extant St. Georgskapelle (St George's Chapel) is believed to be rather older, probably dating...