Iconography

ARCHITECTURE

Germany / Raitenhaslach / St. Georg (formerly St. Mariae Himmelfahrt) / Pillar n3-4 / South face

SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY

Coats-of-Arms / Holy Roman Empire / Princes and Cities / Geislperg (Tyrol)
Coats-of-Arms / Holy Roman Empire / Lower Nobility and Patricians / Cycles / Raitenhaslach, St. Georg, nave (130 arms of Benefactors of the Abbey, Johann Baptist Rabensteiner, 1738-1743)
Coats-of-Arms / Holy Roman Empire / Lower Nobility and Patricians / Moosbach (Eastern Bavaria)
Coats-of-Arms / Holy Roman Empire / Lower Nobility and Patricians / Moringer or Meringer (Bavaria, knights)

Further details

Geislperg was a possession of the abbey in the Pinzgau - it is not clear why it has a coat of arms since it appears to be only a farm.

Artist or creator

Rabensteiner, Johann Baptist (c1700-1753)

Date

1738 - 1743

Location

Raitenhaslach, St. Georg (formerly St. Mariae Himmelfahrt)

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