Memory day of St. Elisabeth: Lecture about an extraordinary woman

Memory day of St. Elisabeth: Lecture about an extraordinary woman

Eisenach, Deutschland - An exciting event is imminent! On November 17th at 3 p.m., the Thuringian Museum invites you to the preacher church to shed light on the life of St. Elisabeth of Thuringia. Under the captivating title "Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia. Looking at the biography of an extraordinary woman in history and art", Dr. Grit Jacobs, a renowned art historian from Eisenach, take the audience on a journey into the past.

The Holy Elisabeth, one of the most fascinating personalities in the Middle Ages, is celebrated not only as a princess, but also as revered saints across Europe. Her connection to the city of Eisenach is unmistakable: Here her marriage to Landgrave Ludwig IV took place in the Georgenkirche, and the preacher church was considered one of the first worshipers to be devoted to it. Dr. Jacobs will impressively represent the important traces that Elisabeth left in this city.

Expertise by Dr. Grit Jacobs

dr. Grit Jacobs has a wealth of knowledge because she has been working in the scientific department of the Wartburg Foundation Eisenach since 2001. It leads the area, research and museum education area and will not only show the historical relevance of St. Elisabeth, but also shed light on their artistic representation over the centuries. An unforgettable experience for all historical and art lovers!