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The Jesuit Church Art Gallery is a unique art gallery in the historic Jesuitenkirche, a former Jesuit church in Aschaffenburg, Germany. Built between 1619 and 1621 in the Baroque style, the building has been creatively converted into an exhibition space.
A visit to the Jesuit Church Art Gallery in Aschaffenburg offers the opportunity to experience a harmonious blend of history, architecture and modern art. Here are some compelling reasons to visit.
The art gallery is known for its focus on classical modernism and contemporary art, and it offers changing exhibitions that bring a variety of artistic expressions to life. This fusion of historic charm and modern creativity makes the Jesuit Church Art Gallery a fascinating cultural destination.
In 1612, the Archbishop of Mainz, Johann Schweikhard von Kronberg, invited the Society of Jesus to Aschaffenburg. The Jesuit Church and the first college building were built between 1619 and 1621. The Jesuit Church has been used as an exhibition centre since 1976 and, since 1990, has focused on classical modernism and established contemporary positions.
