More art treasures have been preserved from Rumbeck Monastery than are known to the public today. Some of these treasures are still kept in the Arnsberg area, others are on loan to the Archdiocese of Paderborn.
Two artistically designed reliquary boxes
Detail from the left side altar, also known as the Mary altar. In the middle, a Madonna with child.
She is flanked by the princes of the apostles Peter (left with the keys) and Paul (with book and sword)
Crucifix 13th century oak with rock crystal
Antependium of 1728
Green vestments from 1827
Clothing book from 1771
Reliquary with St. Francis of Rome, 18th century.
The Rumbeck choir sisters probably wore such a costume.
Reliquary with St. Norbert of Xanten 18th century
Monstrance of the Rumbeck Monastery in its entirety.
It is engraved: Anno 1710.
Detailed view of the monstrance:
The display vessel for the consecrated host is surrounded by three figures embossed in silver,
the holy bishops Norbert (left) and Nicholas (right) as well as the enthroned Mother of God (above).
The decoration of the monastery church with valuable figures and carvings invites the viewer to marvel.
You can see some pictures on the page The monastery church of St. Nicholas.
After a miraculous journey spanning more than 200 years, a valuable statue of the Virgin Mary has been discovered. It came from the Rumbeck monastery and became private property in 1804. After its restoration, it now stands on the last pillar of the church, so that it can serve as a place of worship even when the barrier is closed.