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windows, Imhoff gallery

windows, Imhoff gallery

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Alliance coat of arms around 1400: Imhoff/Groß for Hans Imhoff and Lucia Groß, and Imhoff/Pfinzing for Conrad Imhoff and Clara Pfinzing. The second, albeit rather distorted, escutcheon could refer to Conrad Imhoff's second wife, Anna Schürstab.

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Alliance coat of arms around 1400: Imhoff/Groß for Hans Imhoff and Lucia Groß, and Imhoff/Pfinzing for Conrad Imhoff and Clara Pfinzing. The second, albeit rather distorted, escutcheon could refer to Conrad Imhoff's second wife, Anna Schürstab.


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Alliance coats of arms around 1550

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Alliance coats of arms around 1550


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Alliance coats of arms 1647

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Alliance coats of arms 1647


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Three alliance coats of arms 1647 for three brothers: Jeremias Imhoff and Maria Magdalena Löffelholz; Georg Paulus Imhoff and Helena Scheurl; Christoph Endres Imhoff and Clara Juliana Haller von Hallerstein.

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Three alliance coats of arms 1647 for three brothers: Jeremias Imhoff and Maria Magdalena Löffelholz; Georg Paulus Imhoff and Helena Scheurl; Christoph Endres Imhoff and Clara Juliana Haller von Hallerstein.


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Alliance coats of arms

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Alliance coats of arms


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Wilhelm Imhoff the Elder / 1648. Wilhelm Imhoff (1586-1661) with escutcheons for his wives Catharina Tetzel (1589-1616), Dorothea Rosina Kress (1593-1632), Magdalena Gößwein (1581-1636) and Barbara Sabina Derrer († 1679)

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Wilhelm Imhoff the Elder / 1648. Wilhelm Imhoff (1586-1661) with escutcheons for his wives Catharina Tetzel (1589-1616), Dorothea Rosina Kress (1593-1632), Magdalena Gößwein (1581-1636) and Barbara Sabina Derrer († 1679)


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Alliance coats of arms

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Alliance coats of arms


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

windows, Imhoff gallery Johann Hieronymus Imhoff / 1649. Johann Hieronymus Imhoff (1595-1663) with escutcheons for his wives Maria Pfinzing and Dorothea Beck.

windows, Imhoff gallery

15. Jh. 17. Jh.

Johann Hieronymus Imhoff / 1649. Johann Hieronymus Imhoff (1595-1663) with escutcheons for his wives Maria Pfinzing and Dorothea Beck.


At the center of the window are four rectangular coats of arms of the Nuremberg patrician family Imhoff. Further panes with Imhoff alliances.

Lit.: Masterpieces of Stained Glass

St. Lorenz in Nuremberg

Marco Popp and Hartmut Scholz

Schnell & Steiner, 2016

Location: Nuremberg, St. Lorenz, North Nave XII

Material: Glass

photo 2019, Theo Noll

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