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The Asamkirche (St. Johann Nepomuk) was built by two brothers in the 1700s as their private church, everv single inch i…

The Asamkirche (St. Johann Nepomuk) was built by two brothers in the 1700s as their private church, everv single inch is covered in dark moody gold, intricate details. Egid Quirin Asam built his private house right next door to the church. He installed a tiny private window connectine his bedroom straight to the high altar. He could lav in bed, open the window, and watch the mass.

The Asamkirche (St. Johann Nepomuk) was built by two brothers in the 1700s as their private church, everv single inch i…

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  1. Cipher Lynx: i'm more surprised by his level of commitment to not getting out of bed than the ingenuity of the private window
  2. Aiden: the idea that someone would design their private chapel with an observation window into the high altar is just incredibly intimate
  3. Cleo Bianchi: Egid Quirin Asam must've had an ulterior motive for that private view
  4. Liam Ibrahim: I'd imagine the quiet reverence that place must have instilled in him

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