Corpus Vitrearum medii Aevi Deutschland / The Medieval Stained Glass in Regensburg and the
German, Daniel Parello, 2015Price in EUR including VAT
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The Upper Palatinate, for centuries the domain of the Rhenish Counts Palatine, still exhibits a remarkable variety of stained glass despite significant losses. During the 13th and 14th centuries, Regensburg developed into a flourishing center of glass painting, which radiated far into the northern region up to Nuremberg. Therefore, the core of this publication consists of the stained glass works of Regensburg, primarily including the significant choir windows of the Minorite Church. It was not until the second half of the century that the focus of production shifted to Nuremberg. The glazing of the palatine chapel in Amberg is one of several examples that demonstrate the rise of Nuremberg workshops during this time. With the window donation of the Bavarian dukes for Karthaus-Prüll, Munich is represented as a third center of stained glass in the early 16th century.
Language | German |
topic | Art, Music & Design |
Author | Daniel Parello |
Book cover | Hard cover |
Year | 2015 |
Item number | 39415509 |
Publisher | Deutscher Kunstverlag |
Category | Non-fiction |
Release date | 18.10.2023 |
topic | Art, Music & Design |
Language | German |
Author | Daniel Parello |
Year | 2015 |
Book cover | Hard cover |
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Height | 43 mm |
Width | 250 mm |
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