In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar

In 1469, the Nuremberg Carthusian monastery bought the Haller hunting lodge and converted it into the current church shortly before the turn of the century. The architecture and inventory are directly related to Nuremberg's late Gothic period.

Attribution of the painting: The master of the former Fürth high altar