St. Joseph (Starnberg)

The pews, the choir stalls, the confessionals, and the lower pillars of the west gallery are the work of Bartholomäus Zwinck.

The pulpit was originally made for the Elisabeth Church in Munich and was also installed there; it has only been in St. Joseph since the beginning of the 19th century.

Both are shown with their attributes, Peter holds the key to heaven, Sebastian has an arrow in his side, corresponding to his martyrdom.

Created by Ignaz Günther, the group of the Holy Family, Mary holding the baby Jesus, Joseph on the right side around a globe, is carved from linden wood.

[5] The church as a whole was built in the Rococo, the calm stucco, the little gilding and the very restrained, pastel-colored painting show the transition to neoclassicism.