Kapelle St. Apollonia, Trun

The ceiling paintings were created by Johannes Jakobus Rieg from Chur, who worked in the Graubünden Oberland at the beginning of the 18th century. The small altar structure was designed in 1683 by monastery brother Peter Soler as a window frame. The pylon-like superstructures are closed by a very flat segmented gable and show in their arch niches the holy Ursicin and noble god, late Gothic representations of two abbots from the early days of the monastery Disentis. In the inner abdomens there are statues of Saint Apollonia and Barbara, which, like the candlestick angels, can certainly be attributed to the time of origin of the altar.