Kirchen

A torturer slices a deep cut in the martyr's back. With his left hand he seems to have extracted a bloody organ.

Includes a votive portrait: a whole family kneels at the feet of Mary and prays. Mary speaks: Solo Iddio onnipotente fa misericordia ala humana oratione. And Christ answers: O matre mia el volio fare a chi la domanda in charità.

A torturer slices a deep cut in the martyr's back. With his left hand he seems to have extracted a bloody organ.

Under the coronation image, we also see Mary as Virgin of Mercy, sheltering a group of people with her cloak.

Saint Agatha died a martyr's death around 250 in Catania (Sicily). She rejected the marriage proposal of a Roman governor several times. Out of anger, he then had Agatha's breasts cut off. In this picture Agatha exposes her bloodcovered breasts, which remind of this torture.

The Christ child holds a scroll with the words "In Gremio Matris Sedet Sapientia Patris" (The wisdom of the father sits in the lap of the mother)

Christ in mandorla surrounded by the symbols of the four evangelists

John the Baptist presents a female donor to God the Father holding the crucified Christ in a mandorla

Bas-relief with Bishop Boniface of Como. Depicted as a master, he instructs the people with the words: "Humanum genus duobus regitur" (The human race is governed by two [laws])

Emperor Diocletian instructs to torture Saint George.

Nicholas is made bishop of Myra

Christ between Mary and John

Ehemalige Klosterkirche St. Georg

Emperor Henry II and Empress Cunigunde of Luxembourg with a model of the church. The inscription remembers the emperor as donor of the monastery ("dotator huius monasterii"). Above them we see a colossal Christopher with the Christ child and, to the right, John the Baptist.

Hedwig and Burchard III. with a church model. Above them John the Evangelist and Saint George. The inscription identifies the latter as the patron of the church and monastery.

Fifteenth-century mural paintings in the Grailly Chapel.

Romanesque wall painting from around 1200 in the narthex (entrance area).

Twelve of the twenty-four elders that appear in the Book of Revelation (4:4): "Twenty-four thrones were around the throne. And I saw twenty-four elders sitting on the thrones, clothed in white garments. They had crowns of gold on their heads."

Romanesque wall painting in the narthex.