Wikipedia Diskussion:Let's go digital, Beuron Art

message: Hello.  Here is some more information if you're interested.  (I apologize in advance for any mistakes.  The churches in bold are ones I see are missing from your list.)
Austria:
* Pfarrkirche St. Michael im Burgenland
* Abtei Seckau
Belgium:
* Abtei Chevetogne
* Abtei Maredsous
Brazil:
* Kloster São Bento (São Paulo)
* Sankt-Gerhard-Kapelle
Czech Republic:
* Kostel Panny Marie Růžencové (České Budějovice) 
* Kostel svaté Rodiny (České Budějovice) 
* Kostel svatého Jana Nepomuckého (České Budějovice) 
* Maria vom Rosenkranz (České Budějovice) (?)
* Chrast (zámek) 
* Kostel Božského srdce Páně (Hodslavice) 
* Kaple Božského srdce Páně (Opava) [no link]
* Emmauskloster / St. Maria bei den Slawen
* Domov svatého Karla Boromejského (Řepy) 
* Kostel svaté Rodiny (Řepy) 
* Klášter Sacré Coeur  / Kostel Nejsvětějšího srdce Páně (Smíchov) 
* Benediktinerinnenkloster St. Gabriel
* Kostel svaté Anny (Žižkov) 
* Kaple Panny Marie Bolestné (Zlíchov) 
* Kaple Nejsvětější Trojice (Prostějov) 
* Kostel Povýšení svatého Kříže (Prostějov) 
* Beuronská kaple 
* Wallfahrtskirche Zelená Hora
Germany:
* Kirchengemeinde St. Michael (Aichhalden) [no link]
* Schloss Gaußig#Schlosskapelle
* St. Joseph (Berlin-Wedding)
* Erzabtei Beuron
* Mauruskapelle
* St. Remigius (Bliesen)
* Abtei Maria Laach
* Konstanzer_Münster#Konradikapelle
* Herz-Jesu-Heim (Meßkirch#Sakralbauten)
* Maria Rosenkranzkönigin (Radibor)
* Abtei St. Hildegard (Rüdesheim am Rhein)
* Schlosskapelle (Räckelwitz#Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten)
* Karmelitenkloster Döbling
* Klosterkirche zur Hl. Familie (St. Ludwig)
Italy:
* Abtei Montecassino
Jerusalem:
* Dormitio-Abtei#Klosterbau
Louxembourg:
* Pfarrkirche St. Martin (Düdelingen)
Netherlands:
* Sint-Catharinakerk ('s-Hertogenbosch) 
Romania:
* Basilius-Kathedrale (Bukarest) [Painted around 1911 by Gottfried Schiller and Julius Ostermaier.  In 2006 something happened with the church's ownership and all the Beuronese art was replaced with Byzantine art.  (I am not sure about the art on the iconostasis though.  The style is definitely not Byzantine, and I think it looks Beuronese.)]
Switzerland:
* Kloster St. Scholastika (Tübach)
United States:
* Abtei Conception [The art, including a set of eighteen Beuronese murals from the "Life of Mary" (copies from the set at Emmauskloster), had been painted between 1893 and 1897 by the monks Lukas Etlin, Hildebrand Roseler, Ildephonse Kuhn, and others.]
* Clyde Monastery (Clyde, Missouri)  [This monastery has a lot of mosaics, some of which are Beuronese.  I think Fr. Lukas Etlin (from Conception Abbey) was involved (this would probably have been during the first decade of the twentieth century).  Eight mosaics from the "Life of May" were probably copied from the murals at Conception Abbey.]
* Saint John's Abbey 
* St. Mary's German Church (McKeesport, Pennsylvania)  [A set of fourteen Beuronese murals from the "Life of Mary" (copied from the set at Emmauskloster) had been painted between 1908 and 1910 by Fr. Bonaventure Ostendarp and Fr. Raphael Pfisterer.  The church closed in 1993 and the murals were sold at auction in 1996.]
* Church of St. Anselm (Bronx, New York)  [The art was painted by Dom Adalbert Gresnicht (who had designed the art at Kloster São Bento (São Paulo)) and two assistants from 1923 to ~1928.]
* St. Scholastica's Monastery (Chicago, Illinois)  [The art was painted between 1934 and 1938 by Josef Steinhage who I think studied with the monks of Abtei Maria Laach.  It basically looks Byzantine, not Beuronese, although the monastery refers to it as "Beuronese".]
* Sacred Heart Catholic Church (Alamosa, Colorado)  [These also don't look very "Beuronese" to me, but they are referred to as such.  These were painted by that same artist, Josef Steinhage.  I think the first two paintings (Christ and Mary) were painted between 1942 and 1951.  The third one (Joseph) went unfinished; but then another artist, Joseph Luis Ramirez, completed it in 1999.]
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