Bonifatius fällt die Donareiche bei Geismar (19th century)
Heinrich Maria von Hess · 1798 - 1863
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Why is this public domain? Heinrich Maria von Hess died in 1863; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour lithographic print shows Saint Boniface, marked by a halo, swinging an axe at a great oak while a crowd of robed figures and onlookers watches. A ram lies dead on a stone altar in the foreground, and a kneeling monk and a bearded man gesture in protest. The print is titled Bonifatius fällt die Donareiche bei Geismar, after a fresco by Heinrich Maria von Hess, and was issued by Ploty & Loehle in Munich.
