Wies Collection

The door of the Eternite with the insciption Tempus non erit amplius (fresco)
CUL4858251 The door of the Eternite with the insciption Tempus non erit amplius (fresco) by Zimmermann, Dominikus (1685-1766); (add.info)

The Second Coming of Christ (fresco)
CUL4858229 The Second Coming of Christ (fresco) by Zimmermann, Dominikus (1685-1766); (add.info.: The Second Coming of Christ (Parousia), fresco of the pilgrimage church of Wies - ZIMMERMANN

Norway maple on dandelion meadow - Germany, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Weilheim-Schongau, Steingaden, Wies

ZIMMERMANN, Johann Baptist (1680-1758); ZIMMERMANN
" ZIMMERMANN, Johann Baptist (1680-1758); ZIMMERMANN, Dominikus (1685-1766). Pilgrimage Church of Wies. 1745-1754. GERMANY. Wies. Pilgrimage Church

Germany - Wies. Pilgrimage Church (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1983)
Germany - Baden-WA

Germany, Bavaria, Wies, Wieskirche church, Bavarian rococo church by Dominikus Zimmerman, 1754, interior

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Wies, a quaint village nestled in Upper Bavaria, Germany. Known for its stunning Wieskirche church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983, this Bavarian rococo masterpiece by Dominikus Zimmermann (1680-1758) stands proudly amidst a dandelion meadow. With its intricate details and breathtaking interiors, Wieskirche is a testament to Zimmermann's genius and the region's rich cultural heritage. A pilgrimage to this magical place is a must for anyone seeking a touch of Europe's historic charm.