pulpit
Location: Northeast corner of the choir arch
Dating: around 1740–1745 (ornamental vases added in 1791)
Material / type: stucco marble, gilded foliage and bandwork ornament
Artist / Manufacturer: Jakob Peyer (Rococo decorative vases, 1791)
The pulpit has four putti with the Gospel books as well as reliefs of the Holy Scriptures and the burning heart on the pulpit basket. On the back wall, two angels with Moses' tablets of the law and the cross proclaim the Ten Commandments and salvation. On the sound roof, angels and putti worship the Tetragram (God's name Yahweh) as a symbol of the Trinity; the decorative vases were added by Jakob Peyer in 1791.
Dating: around 1740–1745 (ornamental vases added in 1791)
Material / type: stucco marble, gilded foliage and bandwork ornament
Artist / Manufacturer: Jakob Peyer (Rococo decorative vases, 1791)
The pulpit has four putti with the Gospel books as well as reliefs of the Holy Scriptures and the burning heart on the pulpit basket. On the back wall, two angels with Moses' tablets of the law and the cross proclaim the Ten Commandments and salvation. On the sound roof, angels and putti worship the Tetragram (God's name Yahweh) as a symbol of the Trinity; the decorative vases were added by Jakob Peyer in 1791.