File:Dittwar Bildstock 22 Pieta Darstellung II.jpg

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Deutsch: Nr. 22 der in der Dittwarer Ortschronik beschriebenen Bildstöcke und Denkmäler (siehe: Ortschronik).

In und um Dittwar befinden sich drei ganz ähnliche Pieta Darstellungen.

Dieser Bildstock steht in der unteren Talstraße. Er ist ähnlich wie Bildstock Nr. 21 am "Brenne-Hölzle" und hat die gleiche Inschrift, ist also vom gleichen Stifter. Nur steht hier statt 1876 als Jahreszahl 1879.

Inschrift: "O hl. Mutter: Drücke deines Sohnes Wunden So wie Du sie hast empfunden Tief in meine Seele ein!

Errichtet von Anton Holler im Jahre 1879."

Vermutlich stammen alle drei Bildstöcke aus einer Bildhauerwerkstatt Buscher in Gamburg.

Siehe auch: HKV Dittwar, Pieta Darstellungen.
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Camera location49° 35′ 02.33″ N, 9° 39′ 09.28″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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