frescos
The vaulted ceiling is graced by images of the Nativity and the Resurrection of Christ. Immediately above the altar, the Holy Trinity is depicted, surrounded by the Virgin Mary, the prophets of the Old Testament, the four evangelists, and the community of the faithful.
The choir to the left and right of the altar contains two frescoes: Christ is shown entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, and the Lazarus is shown resurrected. The artist managed to arrange a noteworthy interaction of natural light and his painting in the left side of the choir, depicting Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Around noon, rays of sunlight reach the Messiah and the disciples immediately surrounding him. In contrast, those waiting for him with their perfectly understandable, yet earthly wishes and needs—with sometimes desperate hope—are for the time being shrouded in shadow. Thus, power and certainty of the coming salvation are being contrasted with human weakness, doubt and despair.
- Frescos in the Zirl Parish Church
Above the Altar: Holy Trinity, Prophets, Evangelists and the Faithful
Left Choir: Jesus entering Jerusalem
Left Choir: Jesus entering Jerusalem, People waiting in anticipation
Right Choir: Resurrection of Lazarus
Vault Fresco: Nativity, Adoration of Magi and Shepherds
Vault Fresco: Resurrection of Christ
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