Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/

Georg Leistner created these in the 1880s. "The teacher at the School of Applied Arts provided them as models for stone figures that now populate the corbels in the east choir and on the north side of St. Sebald's Church. At that time, the corbels were empty. Of the original 49 models, however, only two casts of gargoyles and 25 figures and torsos remain." Quoted from: https://citykirche-magazin.de/auferstehung-der-propheten-und-heiligen/