Prince’s Hall is one of the most elaborate and beautiful chambers that I have ever seen. It is two stories high and is located in the part of the Lubiaz monastery that belonged to the abbot. The ceiling is painted by Michael Willmann, who is also the author of all the frescoes in the abbey and the monastery.
The front of the hall – this is what you see as you step through the door:
The back gallery:
On the following photograph I want to point out to you two details that must have been kept according to the rules of Renaissance architecture. The rule of symmetry required that both the lower and the upper doors be exactly the same. As you look at the photograph, the wooden lower door are real, but behind them there is a wall that separates the Prince’s Hall from the next chamber. The same applies to the right door on the balcony – it is only painted on the wall. All of these modifications had to be made simply because of the size of this hall. Not only it is two stories high, width wise it occupies the whole space of that end of the building.
Fantastic place with all the painting on the seeling and walls.
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It is! I am going to visit it once more this year. Just to step again into that room and be surrounded with the paintings and sculpture is wonderful.
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Love all the gold. You captured it well.
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Thank you. Sunshine helps 🙂
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Such a beautiful and wonderful place with the sculptures, illusionistic ceiling paintings and wall fresco is so well catured by you. Thank you for sharing this awesome Lubiaz – Prince’s Hall with us.
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…….so well captured by you.
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You are welcome 🙂 I will show one more beautiful hall from that place and what remains from the abbey church.
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Fantastic shots of a gorgeous place.
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Thank you. I am glad you like it.
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Impressive photos and Interesting story behind.
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I am glad I remembered the story from the time of my visit.
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Wow.. what an incredible place…
Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful images and informative notes 🙂
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You are very welcome. I am glad you like to visit my corner of the world 🙂
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