Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.

Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.

Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.

Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.

Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.

Sculptor: Ludwig Vogt

Commissioner: Provost Melchior Pfinzing, imperial secret secretary.

Originally set up in St.Sebald-Church

Mary with Austrian hoop crown wearing an opulent gown, according to the type of figures of Emperor Maximilian´s tomb in Innsbruck carrying on her left arm boy Jesus with the globe, the scepter which she originally carried in her right hand was lost. The figure was designed as a full plastic, i.e. the back was artistically designed and crafted, which indicates that the figure was not meant to be placed on console with its back to a pillar.