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Axis or east window

Axis or east window Overall view

Axis or east window

1505

Overall view


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window upper window panes

Axis or east window

1505

upper window panes


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window lower window panes

Axis or east window

1505

lower window panes


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window Sebald blessing at a meal

Axis or east window

1505

Sebald blessing at a meal


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window The Temptation of Christ

Axis or east window

1505

The Temptation of Christ


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window The Temptation of Christ, devil

Axis or east window

1505

The Temptation of Christ, devil


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window Christ and the Adulteress

Axis or east window

1505

Christ and the Adulteress


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window The twelve-year-old Christ Child in the Temple with the Doctors

Axis or east window

1505

The twelve-year-old Christ Child in the Temple with the Doctors


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window Joachim and Anna

Axis or east window

1505

Joachim and Anna


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window Anna, detail

Axis or east window

1505

Anna, detail


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window Presentation in the Temple, dated 1505

Axis or east window

1505

Presentation in the Temple, dated 1505


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window Mary at the loom being tended to by angels

Axis or east window

1505

Mary at the loom being tended to by angels


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Pablo de la Riestra

Axis or east window Angel, detail

Axis or east window

1505

Angel, detail


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window Marriage of Mary and Joseph

Axis or east window

1505

Marriage of Mary and Joseph


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Axis or east window Marriage of Mary and Joseph, detail

Axis or east window

1505

Marriage of Mary and Joseph, detail


The design for these stained-glass windows is attributed to Hans Baldung Grien, Dürer's favorite pupil.

The work, dated 1505, coincides precisely with Baldung's apprenticeship with Dürer (1503-07). The master's influence is evident.

The stained-glass windows were once located in the cloister of the Nuremberg Carmelite monastery.

Location: Großgründlach, Parish Church of St. Lorenz

Design: Baldung, Hans, gen. Grien

Realization: Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel), Veit d. Ä.

Material: Glass

photo 2018, Theo Noll

Veit d. Ä.
Hirsvogel (Hirschvogel, Hirsfogel)

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Hirsvogel Epitaph
Bamberger Fenster
Bamberger Fenster
Moses window
Moses window
Axis or east window
Axis or east window
St. Roch's Chapel / Window I / The Assumption of Mary
St. Roch's Chapel / Window I / The Assumption of Mary
Rochus Chapel / Window w / Crucifixion of Christ
Rochus Chapel / Window w / Crucifixion of Christ

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