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Historical Archive: Kloster Wienhausen interior, access courtesy of Abbess Renate von Randow not including nuns' choir, which has its own page west wing beams dated 1308 by dendrochronology west wing frescoes 1309-16, uncovered 1964 and 1966-67 Information on paintings is available in Sabine Wehking, Die Inschriften...Wienhausen, 2009. founder Agnes von Landsberg (von Meißen), limestone, c.1270-80, WienAb, which has its own page lower level west wing upper level to south west wing upper level, farther to south west wing upper level, bay 1: sacristy portal with angel, Lamb of God, John the Baptist sacristy in artificial light sacristy in natural light Risen Christ in sacristy, oak, 1290s, originally on nuns' choir altar Risen Christ upper part, oblique from left Risen Christ upper part west wing upper level, bay 2 bay 2: painting 1309-16, inscriptions c.1450-1500 bay 2: St. Alexander, model church held by Agnes, Virgin and Child bay 2: Agnes von Landsberg, Abbess Margaretha II von Schöningen (1302-17), new west wing, Provost Dietrich von Prome (1309-15/16) west wing upper level, bay 3: painting 1309-16, inscriptions c.1450-1500 bay 3: St. Stephen, Jew throwing stone north wing upper level: Kistengang (corridor of chests), formerly dormitory; 14th c. oak chests cell of Engel Wennes (cell 29) painted with Bible verses in mixed Low and High German, 1593 cell of Engel Wennes: window; Psalms 73 and 4, Romans 14 (Lutheran Bible) cell of Engel Wennes: Psalms 73 and 4, Romans 14, Job 19 (Lutheran Bible) cell of Engel Wennes: Job 19 (Lutheran Bible) south wing upper level c.1330 south wing upper level: Resurrection, late 14th c.? south wing upper level: double figure Virgin and Child/St. Alexander, oak, c.1450-1500. Lower window originally closed only with shutters. south wing: nuns' choir, which has its own page south wing: hall under nuns' choir c.1330, interior divisions removed 1958 south wing: hall under nuns' choir with bronze bell 1221-29 south wing: hall under nuns' choir: structural beams