File:Münster, St.-Lamberti-Kirche, Käfige -- 2022 -- 0062.jpg
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Deutsch: Täufer-Käfige an der St.-Lamberti-Kirche mit der Kunstinstallation „Drei Irrlichter“ (Lothar Baumgarten, 1987) in Münster, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland
St. Lamberti ist eine römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche in Münsters Altstadt. Sie wurde zwischen 1375 und 1525 als Markt- und Bürgerkirche erbaut liegt am Lambertikirchplatz sowie an der Ecke Salzstraße und Prinzipalmarkt. St. Lamberti ist das bedeutendste sakrale Gebäude der westfälischen Spätgotik. Namensgeber ist der heilige Lambert von Lüttich. Eine Besonderheit sind drei am Turm befestigte Eisenkörbe, in denen 1536 die Leichname der drei Anführer des Täuferreichs von Münster Jan van Leiden, Bernd Krechting und Bernd Knipperdolling zur Schau gestellt wurden, nachdem sie auf dem Platz vor der Kirche öffentlich gefoltert und hingerichtet worden waren. Von 21 Uhr bis Mitternacht bläst halbstündlich ein Türmer oder eine Türmerin zur vollen und halben Stunde ein Horn. Das Amt besteht seit 1379. English: Anabaptist cages at St. Lamberti Church with the art installation “Three Ignes Fatui” (Lothar Baumgarten, 1987) in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
St. Lamberti is a Roman Catholic parish church in Münster’s old town. It was built between 1375 and 1525 as a market and civic church and is located on Lambertikirchplatz and at the corner of Salzstraße and Prinzipalmarkt. St. Lamberti is the most important sacred building of the Westphalian late Gothic period. It is named after St. Lambert of Liège. A special feature are three iron baskets attached to the tower, in which the bodies of the three leaders of the Anabaptist kingdom of Münster, Jan van Leiden, Bernd Krechting, and Bernd Knipperdolling, were displayed in 1536 after they had been publicly tortured and executed in the square in front of the church. From 9 p. m. to midnight, a tower watchman or watchwoman blows a horn every half hour. The office has existed since 1379.
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| Location |  Lambertikirchplatz ◁ Domviertel ◁ Münster-Altstadt ◁ Münster-Mitte ◁ Münster ◁ Münster Government Region ◁ North Rhine-Westphalia ◁ Germany ◁ Europe |
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