Title

The church

Caption

The church, built between 1905 and 1909 in the Striesen district as a hall church, is considered an example of Dresden's reform architecture and combines neo-Romanesque, neo-Gothic elements with those of Art Nouveau, Versoehnungskirche zu Dresden, Saxony, Germany, seen from the northeast, Europe

Date

Nov 12, 2014

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Ullrich Gnoth

Reference

BRK23D22_477

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

46,0Mb (2,3Mb) / 10,9in x 16,4in / 3264 x 4928 (300dpi)

Keywords

Autumn atmosphere Autumnally Belfry Bell tower Bell-tower Blasewitz Central Europe Christian Christianity Church building Clock tower Dresden East Germany Eastern Germany Europe Europe's FRG Famous Place German German Federal Republic Germany Gothic Revival Hall church Middle Europe No People Northeast Republic of Germany Saxon Tree row alameda alley architectural style architectural styles architecture art nouveau art nouveau style attraction attractions autumn autumn atmosphere autumn mood autumn moods autumnal autumnal atmosphere autumnal mood avenue bell towers building monument building monuments chemical element church church tower church towers churches cities city clerical cultural monument cultural monuments deserted district ecclesial ecclesiastical element elements empty fall landmark municipal neighborhood neighbourhood neo-Gothic neo-Gothic style neo-Romanesque neo-gothic neo-gotischer style no one nobody north-east place of interest religion religions religious religious building road roads row of trees rows of trees sacral building sacred building season seasons sight steeple street tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark tower towers town travel photography tree tree-lined tree-lined road tree-lined roads trees uninhabited urban urban environment Neo-Romanesque Romanesque Revival Sachsen Saxony building buildings construction structure suburb suburbia suburbs