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In Neresheim, Neumann was able to realize his vision of a combined longitudinal and central plan - an architectural concept that spans the transition from late Baroque to early classicism. The starting point is a cruciform ground plan: on both east and west sides a pair of crossways-set domed and vaulted oval areas run into a space marked out by four free-standing pairs of columns delineating a round temple that separates two side areas. Longitudinal and circular structures are united.
The picture shows the interior of the abbey church.
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