Munich - All Saints Church at the Cross Allerheiligenkirche am Kreuz
All Saints, formerly the cemetery church of St Peter's parish, was built about 1478 by Jörg von Halspach (known as Ganghofer), architect of the Frauenkirche. Secularized after the closing of the cemetery in 1789, it is now the church of Munich's Ukrainian Catholic community.
The Gothic building, oriented to the south, is constructed of brick without plaster or other facing.
The Gothic building, oriented to the south, is constructed of brick without plaster or other facing.
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The semicircular apse dates from the Baroque remodeling of the church in 1620.
Notable features of the interior: painting on the high altar, "The Virgin appearing to St Augustine" by Johann Rottenhammer (17th c.); tabernacle of the school of J. B. Straub (1770); fragment of a Gothic fresco of Christ in a mandorla above the east doorway (now walled up); wooden Crucifix by Hans Leinberger (1520) above the west doorway; monument ("Raising of Lazarus") to the banker Goetz by Hans Krumper (1627).
Notable features of the interior: painting on the high altar, "The Virgin appearing to St Augustine" by Johann Rottenhammer (17th c.); tabernacle of the school of J. B. Straub (1770); fragment of a Gothic fresco of Christ in a mandorla above the east doorway (now walled up); wooden Crucifix by Hans Leinberger (1520) above the west doorway; monument ("Raising of Lazarus") to the banker Goetz by Hans Krumper (1627).
