Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Wiß House in Nuremberg, formerly Hauptmarkt 26 (1854). The house shows Heideloff´s inconsistencies. This architecture does not really follow the tradition of medieval civic houses. Besides it mixes sacral and secular architecture of the Gothic period.
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Wiß House in Nuremberg, formerly Hauptmarkt 26 (1854). The house shows Heideloff´s inconsistencies. This architecture does not really follow the tradition of medieval civic houses. Besides it mixes sacral and secular architecture of the Gothic period.
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Brides´portal of St. Sebald-Church
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Brides´portal of St. Sebald-Church, detail
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Lost Nicholas-Chapel north of St. Lorenz-Church. Striking is the Choir from around 1500 with its arched Late-Gothic-Romanesque Revival-period windows.
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Michael´s choir of St. Sebald Church, interior towards the west
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Great Inner City Hall Court Yard by Hans Behaim
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Great Inner City Hall Court Yard in Nuremberg, elbow supports
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
City Hall, West front before the reconstruction by Jacob Wolff, supposedly according to a hand sketch of 1616
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Nuremberg, imperial castle, double-eagle ceiling, the coat of arms on the breast of the eagle is an invention of Heideloff´s
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Copy of the engraving of a censer by Martin Schongauer from Colmar
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Copy of the engraving of a censer by Martin Schongauer from Colmar, detail
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Nuremberg, Burgstraße, former Scheurl House, wood paneling
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Tiled stove in the High Palace (Hohes Schloss) in Füssen
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
Ornamentation in the Middle Ages
1838
Rosettes from the rose room in Coburg Castle (Veste Coburg)
New editions 1843/52 and later
The artistically excellent book contains real medieval and fictional motifs, there are few architectural pictures, but nevertheless they are essential for Nuremberg
scan 2016, Theo Noll
