One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)

One of the four elaborately designed fireplaces in the front building, made for Martin Peller. Here, depicting Zeus hurling lightning and riding an eagle (Zeus fireplace). ___________ Image of the graphic from: Nuremberg's Renaissance Monuments. Photographed and edited by August Ortwein, Director of the Imperial and Royal Trade School in Graz. Separate reprint from the complete works "German Renaissance." Published with the assistance of fellow experts, Leipzig: Published by E. A. Seemann, 1878 (Nuremberg, City Library, Amb. 729 / 2°) _____________________ The execution of the ornamentation seems to suggest a knowledge of the Architectvra book by Wendel Dietterlin, printed in Nuremberg in 1598: (see also: ARCHITECTURA by Wendel Dietterlin) Architectvra. On the distribution, symmetry, and proportion of the five columns, and all the resulting artistic work, on windows, chimneys, doorways, portals, fountains, and epitaphs. (…) Printed in Nuremberg by Hubrecht and Balthasar Caymox (See also: Balthasar Caymox) 1598 _________________ "Hans Werner seems to have enjoyed Martin Peller's special esteem, as he was one of the few, along with the master builder Jakob Wolff the Elder, the carpenter Peter Carl, and the joiner Lorenz Bayr, to receive a homage from Peller in addition to his payment in 1609." (On 3 January, the young master Hansen paid tribute to the stonemason on 24.-.-. / StadtAN E 19 No. 20, fol. 46. Quoted from Dieter Büchner: The "Beautiful Room" from the Pellerhaus (Nürnberger Werkstücke 55), Nuremberg 1995)