St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.

St. Sebaldus, the only larger-than-life sculpture placed in the buttress niches of the chancel of St. Lorenz Church. At his feet are the coat of arms and inscription band of the donor, Marcus Hirschvogel, Doctor 1501. The model of the church in his hand is made of fired clay. Regarding the donor, Dr. Marcus Hirschvogel (October 24, 1456 – January 1, 1504): He studied in Vienna and probably in Italy. He was a canon at Stift Haug in Würzburg. From 1484 to 1495, he was provost of St. Sebaldus, resigning in 1495 due to illness. From then until his death, he lived as a vicar in the benefice house of the St. Nicholas altar I in St. Lorenz Church, located at Oberer Bergauerplatz 14 (pre-war numbering). He was buried in St. Lorenz Church in front of the Four Teachers' Altar.