Légende

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.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B01_186

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

38.3Mo (8.7Mo) / 33.0cm x 29.0cm / 3901 x 3430 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Part southern facade St Andrew's Church Braunschweig Südgiebel der Andreaskirche Braunschweig's Baudenkmäler page photomechanical print number No 3 photographer J Schombardt 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 building sepia-toned photograph ornate stone showing tiled steep roof three decorative gables containing sculpted reliefs figures central gable two standing smaller carved elements left gable contains seated standing figures recessed arch right gable features scene mounted figure attendants under decorative pointed arch gables stone wall tall arched windows slender buttresses visible carved heads decorative tracery windows