A view of the eastern cloister wing at the convent of Wienhausen, reconstructed after 1530.
brick and wood
Wienhausen
This eastern wing of the convent complex was rebuilt after 1530. The medieval structure was demolished by Ernst "the Confessor," Duke of Braunschweig-Lüneburg, in a show of force intended to force the community's conversion to the Lutheran reform. The wing was rebuilt in the half brick, half timber construction typical of late medieval and early modern urban architecture in Germany.
Wienhausen
Abbess Renate von Randow; Wolfgang Brandis
