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folklore - Austria / II. Republic of Austria 1992 - 7 Shilling

Designer: Auguste B

folklore - Austria / II. Republic of Austria 1992 - 7 Shilling


Theme: Art & Culture
CountryAustria / II. Republic of Austria
Issue Date1992
Face Value7.00 
Colormulti-colored grey
Printing Typecombination printing
Stamp TypeCommemorative
Item TypeStamp
Chronological Issue Number1418
Chronological ChapterOOS-OE2
SID415811
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The Vener Chapel "To Our Lady", popularly called "Venser Bild", is located in the parish of the municipality Vandans in the valley Montafon in Vorarlberg. In 1613 the plague raged in Vandans and under the impression of this distress, a farmer's wife named Maria Pleng vowed to have a chapel built in honor of the Mother of God, Saint Mary, and the plague patron, Saint Sebastian, when the district of Vens spared from the plague. In fact, Vens was spared the plague and the chapel was subsequently built. It became a much-visited place of worship, enlarged in 1697, and then equipped with two bells. In the course of the founding of the Sebastian Brotherhood in 1713, the chapel was enlarged by the cultivation of a country house. Since 1938, it has been set up for the holding of Holy Masses on the three stylish baroque altars, which are celebrated there once a week during the summer months.

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The Vener Chapel "To Our Lady", popularly called "Venser Bild", is located in the parish of the municipality Vandans in the valley Montafon in Vorarlberg. In 1613 the plague raged in Vandans and under the impression of this distress, a farmer's wife named Maria Pleng vowed to have a chapel built in honor of the Mother of God, Saint Mary, and the plague patron, Saint Sebastian, when the district of Vens spared from the plague. In fact, Vens was spared the plague and the chapel was subsequently built. It became a much-visited place of worship, enlarged in 1697, and then equipped with two bells. In the course of the founding of the Sebastian Brotherhood in 1713, the chapel was enlarged by the cultivation of a country house. Since 1938, it has been set up for the holding of Holy Masses on the three stylish baroque altars, which are celebrated there once a week during the summer months..