Museum of the Diocese of Fulda next to the cathedral: church treasures, relics of St. Boniface, medieval sculpture and Baroque vestments in the Domdechanei.
Photos, plans, documents, eyewitness interviews and objects brought by expellees show how numerous new churches were built after 1945 and what can become of them today.
Om museet
The Dommuseum (cathedral museum) preserves artworks and testimonies from the history of Fulda's abbey church, which has held the tomb of St. Boniface since his death in 754 and is today the cathedral of the diocese. A first museum was established in 1914; after World War II it reopened in 1954 at the instigation of Adolf Bolte, later auxiliary bishop. After a comprehensive redesign by architects Michael Brawne and Franz Ollertz, the museum reopened in 1994.
The museum is on the south side of the cathedral in the Baroque Domdechanei (deanery) and the former seminary chapel; an entrance building added in the 1990s leads into a sequence of historic rooms in which medieval works are shown in late medieval rooms and Baroque pieces in Baroque rooms. The path to the entrance leads through the Domdechanei garden, which serves as a lapidarium.
The collection draws on three sources: the cathedral treasury with liturgical objects, vestments and parts of the Silver Altar; archaeological finds and architectural sculpture from the Carolingian Ratgar Basilica; and the collection of medieval sculpture from Fulda and Hesse assembled in the 19th century by cathedral canon Konrad Hahne. Many objects are still used in services today, so the museum also serves as a public sacristy and treasury. The permanent exhibition is complemented by special exhibitions on the art and church history of the diocese.
Højdepunkter
Painting "Christ and the Adulteress" by Lucas Cranach the Elder
Ragyndrudis Codex, traditionally associated with the martyrdom of St. Boniface
Parts of the Silver Altar with relics of St. Boniface and St. Sturmius
Architectural sculpture from the Carolingian Ratgar Basilica and early medieval excavation finds
Medieval sculptures from the Konrad Hahne collection
Baroque liturgical objects and vestments from the cathedral treasury
Permanente udstillinger
Domschatz und Bonifatius-Erbe – Liturgical objects, Baroque vestments, parts of the Silver Altar and mementos of St. Boniface, some of which are still used in services.
Mittelalterliche Kunst und Archäologie – Architectural sculpture and excavation finds from the early days of the monastery, as well as medieval sculptures from Fulda and Hesse, in late medieval rooms.
Grundlagt
1914
Ejer
Bistum Fulda
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Voksne
5 €
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4 €
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3 €School students pay €3.
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3 €
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2 € pr. personGroups of school and university students €1 per person.
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