1647
Total view
photo 2015, Theo Noll
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
1647
Detail left, group around Christ
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
photo 2015, Theo Noll
1647
Christ talking to the High Priest
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
photo 2015, Theo Noll
1647
Central part with disciples, castle and City
photo 2015, Theo Noll
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
1647
Detail right with sitting figure
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
photo 2015, Theo Noll
1647
Detail with St. Sebaldus Church, Neutor, Heilig Kreuz and St. Lorenz Church
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
photo 2015, Theo Noll
1647
Detail with spires and towers
photo 2015, Theo Noll
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
1647
Detail of St. Sebaldus Church with the tower helmets surrounded by a scaffolding
In this picture a religious scene was transferred to Nuremberg in order to envision its message.
The view of the fields near the city quarter of Johannis and the west panorama of the old City is represented authentically.
See also the copperplate engraving by J. G. Dein Prospect der Johannes_Felder bei Nürnberg
Location: Nuremberg, St. Johannis Church on Johannisfriedhof (St. John´s cemetery)
Design: Wittig, Bartholomäus
Realization: Wittig, Bartholomäus
photo 2015, Theo Noll
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