# Kleiner Goldener Saal

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Kleiner Goldener Saal is a late Baroque ceremonial hall in Augsburg, Germany, once belonging to the Jesuit college St. Salvator. Jesuits founded St. Salvator in Augsburg in 1582. They connected the upper floors of two buildings in 1763, following a slight street bend and different rooflines.

Johann Michael Feuchtmayer shaped the interior with stucco, and Matthäus Günther painted the ceiling fresco in 1765. Mary occupies the radiant centre of its composition. Gabriel points towards her as a mirrored beam reaches King Ahaz below. Isaiah confronts Ahaz beside the aqueduct. Four corner frescoes carry Latin titles linked to the Marian Congregation, affiliated with St. Salvator since 1589. They present Mary through prudence, justice, wisdom and salvation for the weak. The college closed in 1807, and military quarters caused damage. Restorations followed in 1832, 1949 and 2004.

After reopening in 2004, the venue hosts concerts, including events during Mozart festivals, and private cultural gatherings. Gymnasium St. Stephan retains its assembly-hall right. The venue is barrier-free and remains part of Augsburg’s cultural and educational life. Above, the painted architecture includes the original building.

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## Photos

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- ![](https://mytuur-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/image_KleinerGoldenerSaal_686f57ce622f9d68e0acf432_1.jpg) — [Image: wikimedia](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Salus_infirmorum.jpg)
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