the nativity scenes

The scenery is by Alfred Müller from Kaufering. The scene of the Last Supper was created specifically for the Nativity Museum Oberstadion. The whole construction of this scene is unique in Europe and has never been shown in such a way before.

Scenery:
Alfred Müller, Germany;
Background:
Peter Feller, Austria;
Figures:
Angela Tripi, Italy
 

This nativity scene was taken out of “The Joyful Rosary”.
For the Nativity Museum Oberstadion, a theological path was designed. Altogether 19 different scenes from the life of Jesus are displayed in one single year-nativity scene on the top floor.
Maria encounters Elisabeth; unique for a Nativity Museum is the display of 4 additional stations out of “The Joyful Rosary”.

Scenery:
Reinhard Aust and Werner Kramer, Germany
Figures:
Angela Tripi, Italy
 

In a Nativity Museum the year-nativity scene is worlwide unique. These scenes were created by Tobias and Herbert Haseidl, from Oberammergau, Germany. Between connoisseurs the Haseidl brothers are known as the most renowned carvers in Germany.

Historical nativity scene from Aachen, ca. 1850
– figures are 1 m tall.
Background:
Alfred Fleckenstein
The painting is 14 m (46 feet) long and 4 m (13 feet) high.
The complete work weighs
2,5 tons (5500 pounds).
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Scenery:
Antonio Pigozzi, Italy
Figures:
Francesco Narracci, Italy

Scenery:
Erwin Auer, Austria
Figures:
Wolfgang Falkner, Austria