Weißenburg altar

Summary

Weißenburg altar is an altar^[1].

Key Facts

• Weißenburg altar's religion is recorded as Christianity^[2].
• Weißenburg altar is located in Munich^[3].
• Weißenburg altar is in the country of Germany^[4].
• Weißenburg altar's image is recorded as Baldachinaltar Weißenburg.jpg^[5].
• Weißenburg altar's image is recorded as Muttergottes im Strahlenkranz, aus St. Andreas, Weissenburg, 1477 BNM-3.jpg^[6].
• Weißenburg altar's instance of is recorded as altar^[7].
• Weißenburg altar's commissioned by is recorded as St. Andreas (Weißenburg in Bayern)^[8].
• Weißenburg altar's genre is recorded as religious art^[9].
• Weißenburg in Bayern is named after Weißenburg altar^[10].
• Weißenburg altar's depicts is recorded as Woman of the Apocalypse^[11].
• Weißenburg altar's made from material is recorded as fir wood^[12].
• Weißenburg altar's made from material is recorded as limewood^[13].
• Weißenburg altar's collection is recorded as Bavarian National Museum^[14].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.1^[15].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.2^[16].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.3^[17].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.4^[18].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.5^[19].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.6^[20].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.7^[21].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.8^[22].
• Weißenburg altar's inventory number is recorded as MA 1961.9^[23].
• Weißenburg altar's location is recorded as St. Andreas (Weißenburg in Bayern)^[24].
• Weißenburg altar's location is recorded as Bavarian National Museum^[25].
• Weißenburg altar's Commons category is recorded as Weißenburger Altar (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum)^[26].

Body

Geography

Weißenburg altar is in the country of Germany^[4]. It is located in Munich^[3].

Designation and Status

Weißenburg altar's instance of is recorded as altar^[7]. Its religion is recorded as Christianity^[2].

History and Context

+1477-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Weißenburg altar^[27]. Weißenburg in Bayern is named after it^[10].