(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.

(after 1731)

This quodlibet was commissioned by the wine merchant Samuel Veit Juncker.

The model for the interior view of the church is a copperplate engraving by Johann Andreas Graff from 1696, which was only minimally altered.

(see: Copper engraving of the Spitalkirche / Graff )

The overview of the Heilig Geist building complex at the top right is a partial copy by Kaulitz from his own drawing (see: Heilig-Geist-Spital )

With the choice of the written quotes Kaulitz seems to reflect his own situation.