Peterskirche, Blansingen

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Peterskirche (St. Peter's Church) is a church in the municipality of Efringen-Kirchen, Baden-Württemberg in south-west of Germany. It was first mentioned in 1173. The current late-Gothic religious building was constructed in 1457 and contains a notable series of paintings from the 15th century. The paintings are Fresco-secco style.

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Peterskirche, Blansingen
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Kirchhofweg 18
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