Die Glasfenster des Freiburger Munsters
by Heike Mittmann, illustrated by Renate Deckers-Matzko
Hardback (Published)
(September 2005)
ISBN: 9783795417178
Price: $21.00
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Das Freiburger Munster zahlt zu den wenigen Kirchen, deren Bestand an mittelalterlichen Glasmalereien noch zu grossen Teilen erhalten ist. Sie stammen aus dem 13. und 16. Jahrhundert und wurden von Freiburger Burgern, den Handwerkszunften, den Bergleuten der Schwarzwaldgruben, der Universitat und dem habsburgischen Kaiserhaus gestiftet.
- By (author) Heike Mittmann
- Illustrated by Renate Deckers-Matzko
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