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Brunszvik Manor, Brunszvik Garden, Saint Anne church. The only Baroque monument left from the Brunszvik estate is the parish church, which Antal Brunszvik Sr. built between 1774 and 1776 on the site of the former chapel (built under rule of the former landowner Sándor Beniczky. Sándor Beniczky was a mercenary captain in the Austrian army under Joseph I, who had no money to pay for the payment. Instead of money, Joseph I successorCharles VI gave Martonvásár estate to Beniczky.During Beniczky's time, between 1731 and 1761, the estate's residence house with the chapel, mill and other farm structures was built, and two gardens and a fish pond were built. Antal Brunszvik Sr., counsellor of the Royal Court of Appeal of Pest, had Sándor Beniczky (1687?–1761) accept himself as a brother for twenty thousand forints in order to acquire Martonvásár (for tax evasion or evasion of heirs?). Zsigmond Petheő, who came forward as heir, was gifted (paid?) by Brunszvik.Count Ferenc Nádasdy, Ban of Croatia, Archdeacon of Fejér County, who also desired Martonvásár, at the suggestion of chamber president Anton Graf Grassalkovich de Gyarak (1694–1771), Brunszvik's wife, Anna Maria Adelffy's estate in Moson, was given as a 'gift', and Maria Theresa (Holy Roman Empress Grand Duchess consort of Tuscany)'s son, the co-ruler Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, also took part in the 'deal'. Finally, from the end of 1770 the village became 'hereditary estate' of the Brunszvik family.). - The foundation stone of the Baroque church designed by József Jung waslaid on April 11, 1774. Blessed July 26, 1777, St. Anne's Day; this day on the day of farewell to Martonvásár; church consecration. It was celebrated on May 3, 1778 by bishop, Ignác Séllyei Nagy. The church was built with an organ "of six versions with ornate gilding", a "two-compartment" confessional, a baptismal fountain, and a "four-bladed" clock tower on its tower. The room of the then one-storey castle building adjacent to the church is equipped with a window opening into a sanctuary, and members of the Brunszvik family sit through the masses in this oratory. In 1788 the administration became a chaplain and in 1797 a parish. Its later daughter/filial church, Baracska R.C. church, became independent only in 1934. In 1793–1794 a parish was built in Martonvásár. Initially, Martonvásár belonged to the Buda deanery of the bishopric of Veszprém, and in 1777 it became part of the newly formed diocese of Székesfehérvár. In 1929 and 1938 it was restored by the Ministry of Religion and Public Education. It was restored externally by the Ministry of Religion and Public Education in 1929 and 1938. On facade: Stephen I of Hungary and Saint Ladislaus statues are in niches, andthe carved CoA of the Brunszvik family. - The main architectural features of the church interior: a vaulted single nave, triumphal arch and organ gallery. - According to the decoration and design of the church, it was made in a Viennese enterprise. The sculptor Anton Tabota was the leader of the project, who also undertook the purchase of church decorations and furnishings. On the main altar stand the statues of Saints Peter and Paul, on the side altars the statues of the four evangelists. Inside there are three works by the painter Felix Ivo Leicher: the main altarpiece, which depicts the patron saint of the church, St. Anne teaching the child Mary, and the side altars are compositions of the Baptism of Jesus and the Glorification of St. John of Nepomuk. The ceiling of the sanctuary is decorated with Johann Ignaz Cimbal's The Allegory of Redemption which is a version of the ceiling design of the Bishop's Palace Chapel in Veszprém. - 2 Brunszvik Road (part of road 81108 and part of Etyek-Ercsi Cycling route)), Martonvásár, Fejér County, Hungary.
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Brunszvik-kert ill. Brunszvik-kastélykert. Szent-Anna templom. A Jung József tervezte barokk templom alapkőletételére 1774. április 11-én került sor. Megáldva 1777. július 26-án, Szent Anna napján; ez a nap a martonvásári búcsú napján; templomszentelés 1778. május 3-án püspök, Séllyei Nagy Ignác celebrálta. A templom „az ékesen aranyozott, hatváltozatú” orgonával, „kétrekeszes” gyóntatószékkel, keresztelőkúttal, tornyán „négylapú” toronyórával készült. Az ekkor földszintes kastélyépület templommal szomszédos szobáját egy szentélybe nyíló ablakkal látják el, s a Brunszvik család tagjai a szentmiséket ebben az oratóriumban ülik végig. 1788-ban az adminisztratúrából káplánság, majd 1797-ben plébánia lesz. Immár leányegyháza is van, Baracska, amely csak 1934-ben önállósul. 1793–1794-ben parókia épült. Martonvásár kezdetben a veszprémi püspökség budai esperességéhez tartozott, 1777-ben pedig része lett az újonnan alakult székesfehérvári egyházmegyének. 1929-ben és 1938-ban is a Vallás- és Közoktatásügyi Minisztérium hozatja rendbe. Belseje ekkor változatlanul „nagyon rossz állapotban van. A Brunszvik-uradalomból ránk maradt egyetlen barokk műemlék a plébániatemplom, amelyet idősebb Brunszvik Antal egy korábbi kápolna helyén 1774 és 1776 között építtetett. - Egyszakaszos, csehboltozatos hajó, diadalív és orgonakarzat – ezek a templombelső főbb építészeti jellemzői. - A templom díszítése és tervezése szerint bécsi vállalkozásban készült. Ennek irányítója a szobrászművész Anton Tabota, aki a templomdíszítékek és berendezési tárgyak beszerzését is magára vállalta. A főoltáron áll Szent Péter és Szent Pál, a mellékoltárokon a négy evangélista szobra. Kívül, a templom főhomlokzatán a Brunszvik család kőbe vésett címere (Felállítás 1776, Anton Tabota)[1], a fali fülkékben pedig Szent István és Szent László szobra láthatók. [2]- A martonvásári templomban található a festőművész Felix Ivo Leicher három műve: a főoltárkép, amelyen a templom védőszentje, a gyermek Máriát oktató Szent Anna látható, valamint a mellékoltárok Jézus megkeresztelkedése és Nepomuki Szent János megdicsőülése kompozícióit. A szentély mennyezetét Johann Ignaz Cimbal A Megváltás allegóriája című műve díszíti, amely a veszprémi püspöki palotakápolna mennyezetképének sajátos származéka. Az oldalfalakat „dekoratív látszatarchitektúrában és festett angyaloktól tartott medaillonokban magyar szentek (István, Imre, Erzsébet és Boldog Margit) sematikus képei díszítik”. info sulinet.hu/oroksegtar/data/telepulesek_ertekei/100_falu/Martonvasar/index.htm - Fejér megye, Martonvásár, Brunszvik út ( 81108-as mellékút ) 2. szám = Emlékezés tere 1.

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