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Arhus domkirke

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Aalborg domkirke (Sæby-workshop) 

Skt. Budolfichurch, Aalborg

Standing on the left St. Catharine, sitting on the right St. Gregory and St. Augustin

St. John the evangelist

Depictions of Abraham being prevented from offering his son Isaac and Joseph and Mary fleeing to Egypt with Jesus

A centaur with a crossbow and a person coming out of a flower ( a 'koldeblomst') with a bow and Arrow

Dronninglund Kirke (Sæby-workshop)

The church of Dronninglund is part of an estate, formerly a monastery, just outside the village of Dronninglund. Although a single painting near the entrance appears to be older, most frescoes date from around 1510

Large paintings depicting the salvation by Chris

Saint Ursula Sails to Gaul with eleven thousand virgins

Another man coming out of a 'koldeblomst' (see Aalborg, picture nr. 6)

Dronninglund is the only church I've found with more than one ordination cross: two near the entrance and one at the altar

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Elmelunde (Master of Elmelunde)

Elmelunde | Elmelunde kirke is probably the oldest church on the island of Møn. The original brickwork can be seen around the door in the northern wall, where the whitewash has been removed.

Elmelunde | The renowned artist or group of artists, known as the Master of Elmelunde decorated the vaults probably directly after they were built, around 1460

Elmelunde | Adam, ploughing a field, is a mixture of a biblical story and everyday life from the late mediëval period

Elmelunde | A lion

Elmelunde | Judgement-day and the righteous are entering Heaven (depicted as a church)

Elmelunde | Whether it was one artist or a group, he/they left their sign at this and other churches they decorated

Eskilstrup

Late-romanesque 12th C church in distinct red colour

Windows in the chancel are decorated with some beautiful frescoes

The flight of Joseph and Mary to Egypt (detail)

Jelling

Keldby (Master of Elmelunde)

Heaven...

... and Hell

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Mårslet

Mårslet | The church has a Romanesque choir and nave with a late Gothic tower to the west. The Romanesque section is in granite ashlars

Mårslet | The paintings itself are divided into three parts: a top decorative frieze, then the main middle part with a number of motifs and third a bottom frieze with different pictures.

Mårslet | Detail of the frieze (top section) on the 'left' panel, showing a three-dimensional key pattern border

Mårslet | The middle section of the 'left' panel probably shows the wedding at Cana, where Jesus (with a halo to the left) sits at a table, sided by his mother Mary. Then follows an embracing couple (the newly-weds) and a man drinking wine which may have been water, earlier that evening

Mårslet | Detail from the left panel, bottom right: a tonsured man being seized

Mårslet | The main painting of the right or east 'panel'

Næstved​ St. Peter's Church

Ribe domkirke

Roskilde D0mkirke

Sæby Kirke (Sæby-workshop)

Doomsday

One of the many monks depicted all around the church

Some murals appear to be older than most, but I have no information on them

Mary visits the temple

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Skivholme

Skivholme | The romanesque church of Skivholme near Arhus, built from 1050 - 1250, holds an unexpected treat. Paintings include decorations and portraials of biblical stories.

Skivholme | Almost all of the vaults in the nave are covered in late Medieval paintings from around 1500. The choir could be decorated even later.

Skivholme | Painting of Paradise and the creation of Eve from the body of Adam

Skivholme | Unidentified Mediëval figures

Skivholme | Decorations on the pilars supporting te vaults

Skivholme | The birth of Jesus

Vordingborg Kirke