Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
1602 1605
Main facade of the Pellerhaus facing Egidienplatz. (Zeus's right arm, holding a bundle of lightning bolts, is hidden behind the head and barely visible from this perspective.)
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The artworks by Hans Werner listed by Fritz Traugott Schulz in relation to the Pellerhaus in Thieme-Becker:
- the four fireplaces in the entrance halls of the first and second floors
- the St. Martin relief on the facade
- the lightning-wielding Zeus as the gable crowning element
- and the reclining lions playing with balls on the northern courtyard balustrade.
(Traugott Schulz / Thieme Becker)
See also:
- The sculptural decoration of the Peller House
Location: Image archive of the Old Town Friends of Nuremberg
Design: Werner, Hans
Realization: Werner, Hans
Depicted: Peller, Martin I
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Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
1602 1605
Zeus with scepter and crown / Zeus's right arm is still visible to the left of his head; the bundle of lightning bolts is hidden behind his head
Main facade of the Pellerhaus facing Egidienplatz. (Zeus's right arm, holding a bundle of lightning bolts, is hidden behind the head and barely visible from this perspective.)
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The artworks by Hans Werner listed by Fritz Traugott Schulz in relation to the Pellerhaus in Thieme-Becker:
- the four fireplaces in the entrance halls of the first and second floors
- the St. Martin relief on the facade
- the lightning-wielding Zeus as the gable crowning element
- and the reclining lions playing with balls on the northern courtyard balustrade.
(Traugott Schulz / Thieme Becker)
See also:
- The sculptural decoration of the Peller House
Location: Image archive of the Old Town Friends of Nuremberg
Design: Werner, Hans
Realization: Werner, Hans
Depicted: Peller, Martin I
photo
Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
1602 1605
At Zeus's feet sits an eagle on a globe with a ring in its beak
Main facade of the Pellerhaus facing Egidienplatz. (Zeus's right arm, holding a bundle of lightning bolts, is hidden behind the head and barely visible from this perspective.)
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The artworks by Hans Werner listed by Fritz Traugott Schulz in relation to the Pellerhaus in Thieme-Becker:
- the four fireplaces in the entrance halls of the first and second floors
- the St. Martin relief on the facade
- the lightning-wielding Zeus as the gable crowning element
- and the reclining lions playing with balls on the northern courtyard balustrade.
(Traugott Schulz / Thieme Becker)
See also:
- The sculptural decoration of the Peller House
Location: Image archive of the Old Town Friends of Nuremberg
Design: Werner, Hans
Realization: Werner, Hans
Depicted: Peller, Martin I
photo
Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
1602 1605
Upper volute gable with inscription: CVM DEO = With God
Main facade of the Pellerhaus facing Egidienplatz. (Zeus's right arm, holding a bundle of lightning bolts, is hidden behind the head and barely visible from this perspective.)
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The artworks by Hans Werner listed by Fritz Traugott Schulz in relation to the Pellerhaus in Thieme-Becker:
- the four fireplaces in the entrance halls of the first and second floors
- the St. Martin relief on the facade
- the lightning-wielding Zeus as the gable crowning element
- and the reclining lions playing with balls on the northern courtyard balustrade.
(Traugott Schulz / Thieme Becker)
See also:
- The sculptural decoration of the Peller House
Location: Image archive of the Old Town Friends of Nuremberg
Design: Werner, Hans
Realization: Werner, Hans
Depicted: Peller, Martin I
photo
Gable crowning with Zeus at the Pellerhaus
1602 1605
Detailansicht mit zwei das Rundfenster rahmenden Karyatiden, Rollwerk und Fruchtgehänge
Main facade of the Pellerhaus facing Egidienplatz. (Zeus's right arm, holding a bundle of lightning bolts, is hidden behind the head and barely visible from this perspective.)
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The artworks by Hans Werner listed by Fritz Traugott Schulz in relation to the Pellerhaus in Thieme-Becker:
- the four fireplaces in the entrance halls of the first and second floors
- the St. Martin relief on the facade
- the lightning-wielding Zeus as the gable crowning element
- and the reclining lions playing with balls on the northern courtyard balustrade.
(Traugott Schulz / Thieme Becker)
See also:
- The sculptural decoration of the Peller House
Location: Image archive of the Old Town Friends of Nuremberg
Design: Werner, Hans
Realization: Werner, Hans
Depicted: Peller, Martin I
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