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DescriptionStLorenzTrave-09-2.jpg	Deutsch: Kirche St. Lorenz (17.Jh.) in Lübeck-Travemünde: Epitap Steinmetz (1663). Es enthält im zentralen unteren Bereich eine Darstellung der knieenden Stifterfamilie in einer Landschaft von J. Dietzius in Öl auf Holz gemalt. Darüber und kleiner das Gemälde einer Grablegung. Dazu enthält es den Auferstanden als Statuette sowie die Allegorien Glaube, Liebe, Hoffnung und Gerechtigkeit
Date	August 2006
Source	Self-photographed
Author	Jürgen Howaldt
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Camera location	53° 57′ 24.74″ N, 10° 51′ 54.66″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	53.956872; 10.865183

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