large display board with text and images in German and English

large display board with text and images in German and English. The title of the display is "Neun Klausen und ein Herrenhaus: Eremitage und Landgut" (Nine retreats and a mansion: Hermitage and country estate). The display details the establishment of a hermitage and estate by Duke Wilhelm V of Bavaria in Schleißheim. The central image on the display is a portrait of Duke Wilhelm V. To the right of the portrait, there is an illustration of the hermitage buildings with a central house and surrounding structures, described as "Die St. Franziskus-Klausen an der Stelle des heutigen Schlosses Lustheim" (The St. Francis Hermitage on the site of the present Lustheim Palace). Below this, there is a sketch of a small chapel. The text describes how Duke Wilhelm V acquired the estate in 1598 and built a hermitage with nine retreats and chapels by 1600. The display also mentions that he added a modest mansion which became his home and was later expanded into Lustheim Palace. The hermitage included a clock tower, the most important of the chapels, and was built as a religious retreat, not just a secular entertainment function. The text notes that the Duke died in Schleißheim in 1626. Further down the display, there is a quote in German by Thomas Greill, dated 1620, about a place in Schleißheim. Images also depict what appear to be religious vestments and a painting of the Madonna and Child. The environment appears to be an indoor exhibition space, possibly in a museum or historical site.