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Church of Maria Königin

church, Cologne-Marienburg, Germany
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  • Chartres Cathedral: stained-glass rose window
    stained glass
    / 20th century

    …Dominikus Böhm’s and Heinz Bienefeld’s Church of Maria Königin (1953–54) in Cologne-Marienburg an entire sidewall of the church is conceived as a diaphanous veil of silvery gray stained glass that half reveals and half conceals the parklike grounds outside with equally dazzling effect. In Wallace K. Harrison’s First Presbyterian Church…

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    …Dominikus Böhm’s and Heinz Bienefeld’s Church of Maria Königin (1953–54) in Cologne-Marienburg an entire sidewall of the church is conceived as a diaphanous veil of silvery gray stained glass that half reveals and half conceals the parklike grounds outside with equally dazzling effect. In Wallace K. Harrison’s First Presbyterian Church…

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