Late gothic corbel
Late gothic corbel
around 1500 1505
Overall view
Contrary to its classification in "Art and Capital Crime" (Munich 2020, where it is described as a Gothic capital), the motif with the stylized creeping flowers, reminiscent of Art Nouveau, can be identified as a corbel.
Pablo de la Riestra
Location: Munich, State Graphic Collection, Inv. No. 10927 D
Design: Stoss, Veit
Realization: Stoss, Veit
Material: Copperplate engravng
photo 2021, Pablo de la Riestra
Late gothic corbel
around 1500 1505
Creeping flower detail
Contrary to its classification in "Art and Capital Crime" (Munich 2020, where it is described as a Gothic capital), the motif with the stylized creeping flowers, reminiscent of Art Nouveau, can be identified as a corbel.
Pablo de la Riestra
Location: Munich, State Graphic Collection, Inv. No. 10927 D
Design: Stoss, Veit
Realization: Stoss, Veit
Material: Copperplate engravng
photo 2021, Pablo de la Riestra
Late gothic corbel
around 1500 1505
Lower half of the image with artist's signature
Contrary to its classification in "Art and Capital Crime" (Munich 2020, where it is described as a Gothic capital), the motif with the stylized creeping flowers, reminiscent of Art Nouveau, can be identified as a corbel.
Pablo de la Riestra
Location: Munich, State Graphic Collection, Inv. No. 10927 D
Design: Stoss, Veit
Realization: Stoss, Veit
Material: Copperplate engravng
photo 2021, Pablo de la Riestra
Late gothic corbel
around 1500 1505
Corbel / Madonna at the Wine Market 12 by Veit Stoss (1500–1503)
Contrary to its classification in "Art and Capital Crime" (Munich 2020, where it is described as a Gothic capital), the motif with the stylized creeping flowers, reminiscent of Art Nouveau, can be identified as a corbel.
Pablo de la Riestra
Location: Nuremberg, Weinmarkt 12
Design: Stoss, Veit
Realization: Stoss, Veit
Material: Copperplate engravng
photoTheo Noll
