Caption
Part of the southern facade of St. Andrew's Church in Braunschweig, Südgiebel an der Andreaskirche, Braunschweig's Baudenkmäler, page, photomechanical print, number: 'No. 3.', photographer: J. Schombardt, Braunschweig, cliché maker: Römmler & Jonas, Dresden, publisher: Benno und Wilhelm Danert Goeritz, 1892, Lower Saxony, Saxony, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 116 mm x width 153 mm, church (exterior), facade (of house or building), St. Andrew's Church (Braunschweig), A sepia-toned photograph of an ornate stone building facade showing a tiled steep roof with three decorative gables, each containing sculpted reliefs and figures; the central gable shows two standing figures and smaller carved elements, the left gable contains seated and standing figures in a recessed arch, and the right gable features a scene with a mounted figure and attendants under a decorative pointed arch; below the gables a stone wall with tall pointed arched windows and slender buttresses is visible, with carved heads and decorative tracery above the windows.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B01_186
License type
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Available size
38.3Mb (8.7Mb) / 13.0in x 11.4in / 3901 x 3430 (300dpi)