Fritz-Müller-Straße
Fritz-Müller-Straße 4, “Haus Susanne.”
Above the door, a lüftlmalerei of Saint Mary holding an infant Jesus beside a white lamb in an Alpine scene. In German, the banner beneath reads “Holy Mary, pray for us”.
In the bottom corner of the lüftlmalerei, the signature of the artist Sepp Guggemoos, 1986.
At the Bavarian State Archives online, you can see a photo of this building taken by Franz Kölbl some time between 1965 and 1970, before its lüftlmalerei were painted.
At Fritz-Müller-Straße 6, two tondos, one of Mary and another of Joseph.
Fritz-Müller-Straße 11, “Josefl’-Hof,”was built in 1948.
Window surrounds at Fritz-Müller-Straße 20.
Sundials at Fritz-Müller-Straße 26 and 27.
Fritz-Müller-Straße 30.
Lüftlmalerei by Sebastian Pfeffer, 1978.
Fritz-Müller-Straße 52.
Above the door, a medallion of Saint George slaying a dragon in the center of a checkered field, flanked on the left and the right by Bavarian farmers.
On the side, a lüftlmalerei painted by Eberhard Hülsmann in 1977 titled “Holztrift on the Partnach.”
The Holztrift, or “wood drifting,” is the German word for the way lumber used to be transported down the Partnach River. As depicted in the painting here, the wood was kept loose — not tied together like a raft — so that the tree trunks washed down stream separately.
