Unveiling the Maltese Monastery of St. Mechthild: Markus Glaser statue of St. Mechtild
[NOTE Google Translation from German - servable]
Editorial
23.06.2010
The garden of Malta pin in St. Mechthild Eutritzsch has a new focus. On the occasion of the Summer Festival on Saturday, 19 June revealed the Leipzig Graduate sculptor Markus glasses his work: a statue of St. Mechthild.
Sculptor Markus Glasses with the statue of Saint Mechthild.
Photo: St. Mechthild Malterserstift
In a bold and energetic lines, it represented the mystic, like a link between heavenly and earthly.Different sculptural elements at different levels of observation underscores this. At the feet of Mechthild to find books, an owl and a raven, which refer to the visual characteristics of their mystical knowledge transfer: the conservation of their sisters in writing down their visions in the Liber specialis gratiae, and the light and dark aspects of mystical vision. Owl and Raven show as birds of the night, of wisdom and mystery, this allegorical.
Mark Glass was born in 1960 in Leipzig, studied from 1981 to 1987 sculpture / sculpture at the School of Industrial Design in Halle Giebichenstein with Prof. Bernd Göbel and since 1988 as a freelance sculptor in Leipzig. In addition to working in bronze, cast stone, stone, wood and ceramics, he is also responsible for numerous restoration works in museums, churches and castles of the region.
From his workshop of the Cross are in Holy Trinity in Grimsby, the Elizabeth character in the grounds of the Elizabeth Hospital in Leipzig, the Christ figure in the village and the St. Nicholas Ball column in Leipzig before the Nikolai Church.He was involved in restoration work of the epitaphs Paul's Church in Leipzig, the Royal Palace and the Zwinger.
www.malteserstift-leipzig.de
Mark Glass was born in 1960 in Leipzig, studied from 1981 to 1987 sculpture / sculpture at the School of Industrial Design in Halle Giebichenstein with Prof. Bernd Göbel and since 1988 as a freelance sculptor in Leipzig. In addition to working in bronze, cast stone, stone, wood and ceramics, he is also responsible for numerous restoration works in museums, churches and castles of the region.
From his workshop of the Cross are in Holy Trinity in Grimsby, the Elizabeth character in the grounds of the Elizabeth Hospital in Leipzig, the Christ figure in the village and the St. Nicholas Ball column in Leipzig before the Nikolai Church.He was involved in restoration work of the epitaphs Paul's Church in Leipzig, the Royal Palace and the Zwinger.
www.malteserstift-leipzig.de
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