An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.

An early depiction of profane subject matter as a fountain figure: a youth playing a shawm.

The boy playing the shawm wears the typical clothing of the Parler period (such as the beak shoes and the ball buttons, his head is crowned with a flower ribbon: compare the Hiserlein mask at the Unschlitthaus).

The well trough is post-medieval,

Original figure in the GNM, in the hospital a copy by Joseph Pöhlmann from 1912.