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Editorial Cologne Cathedral, Interior of the Cologne Cathedral with a tomb and some figures, interior of church, Johann Wilhelm Kaiser (I) (mentioned on object), 1848, paper, etching, h 114 mm ? w 91 mm.
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Side elevation of the Bedside, Apse of the Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 40, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection fo...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Elevation, Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 37, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant une histoire de l'architec...
Editorial View of Cologne Cathedral Dom zu Coln (title on object), dome, architecture, Dom (Cologne), A. Schmitz (Anselm) (mentioned on object), Dom, 1883, cardboard, photographic paper, albumen print, h 168 mm ? w 108 mm.
Editorial Outside view of Cologne Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral, pl. 90, to p. 200, fol. 90r, Carl August Menzel: Die Kunstwerke von dem Alterthum bis in die Gegenwart [...] oder Wegweiser durch das ganze Gebiet der bildenden Kunst [...]. Bd. 2. Leipzig: J. A. Ro...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral, also Hohe Domkirche St. Peter, signed: W. Tombleson (del.); closely., by J. Cleghorn, Fig. 2, after p. 190, Tombleson, William (del.); Gleghorn, John (eng.), W. Tombleson; W. G. Fearnside: Tombleson's views of the ...
Editorial Halberstadt Cathedral Cross-section and part of the cross-section of Cologne Cathedral, Gothic architecture, fig. 145-146, p. 293, Wilhelm L?bke: Geschichte der Architektur von den ?ltesten Zeiten bis auf die Gegenwart. Leipzig: Verlag von Emil Graul, ...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral floor plan, Gothic architecture, fig. 143, p. 290, Wilhelm L?bke: Geschichte der Architektur von den ?ltesten Zeiten bis auf die Gegenwart. Leipzig: Verlag von Emil Graul, 1855.
Editorial Capitals from Cologne Cathedral, Romanesque capitals, Fig. 138, p. 285, Wilhelm L?bke: Geschichte der Architektur von den ?ltesten Zeiten bis auf die Gegenwart. Leipzig: Verlag von Emil Graul, 1855.
Editorial Cathedral of Cologne, facade (or house or building), Dom, anonymous, Keulen, c. 1890 - c. 1910, cardboard, h 85 mm ? w 170 mm.
Editorial Cologne. Cathedral in 1863, Adolphe Braun, 1863.
Editorial Detail of the Cologne Cathedral, J.H. & T.H. Schoenscheidt (German), about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Cologne Cathedral, J.H. & T.H. Schoenscheidt (German), about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Cathedral at Cologne, J.H. & T.H. Schoenscheidt (German), 1865, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Interior of nave, Cologne Cathedral, Unknown maker, German, Cologne, Germany, about 1880 - 1890, Albumen silver print, 26.9 ? 21.9 cm (10 9/16 ? 8 5/8 in.).
Editorial Detail of Cologne Cathedral, J.H. & T.H. Schoenscheidt (German), about 1865, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Details, Ornaments of the Cologne Cathedral, signed: J. Bury del, J. Bury sculp, Pl., 45, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant une hist...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Germany, Cologne Cathedral, signed: Leveil del, Bury sculp, Pl., 36, L?veil, Jean-Arnoud (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant une histoire de l'architectur...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Window and Foothills Part, Window of Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 43, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant ...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Cup and Plan, Floor plan and longitudinal section of Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 38, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: col...
Editorial Strasbourg.
Editorial Photograph - 'British Tank in Cologne', Germany, World War I, 1919, British officer walking in front of a tank; Cologne Cathedral is visible in the background. Cologne, in Germany, endured relatively minor air raids during World War I, but in World War...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Details Pl. 3., Ornaments of the Cologne Cathedral, signed: J. Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 44, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant u...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Details Pl. 1., Gate of Cologne Cathedral, signed: J. Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 42, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant une histoi...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. Longitudinal section on the choir, Section through the choir of Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 41, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et mo...
Editorial Cologne Cathedral. cross section, Cross section of Cologne Cathedral, signed: Jourdan del, Bury sculp, Pl., 39, Jourdan, Jean Marie (del.); Bury, Jean Baptiste Marie (sc.), 1853, Jules Gailhabaud: Monuments anciens et modernes: collection formant une h...
Editorial The Last Supper.
Editorial " Noah's drunkenness" Panel from the choir stalls Carved wood (early 14th).
Editorial Shrine of the Three Magi (begun 1181), smaller shrine inside with remains of the 3 Holy Kings, at the high chancel of the cathedral. Gold, enamel, precious stones, antique gems, cameos Size: 210 x 110 x 153 cm.
Editorial Jesu's prayer. Christ on the Mount of Olives, from the sacrament house of Cologne Cathedral, Germany. Sculptural group. Cologne, c. 1510. Baumberg Sandstone. Schnu_tgen Museum. Cologne, Germany.
Editorial Cross of Gero. Cologne Cathedral. Archbishop Gero ordered the cross (ca. 975-1000 CE), Ottonian, early Romanesque, reminiscent of the Byzantine Style. Corpus: wood.
Editorial Legend of the three Kings (three Magi), from the choir screen of Cologne Cathedral. Left to right: The three Kings kneel before St. Mary and the child; the three are consecrated bishops by the apostle Thomas; burial of the three Kings. See also 40-03-0...
Editorial The Adoration of the Magi. Altar of the Patron Saints in the cathedral of Cologne. Centre panel. Total height of the altar: 238 cm.
Editorial Saint Gereon. Left wing of the triptych. The " Altar of the City's Patron Saints", Cologne. Tempera on oakwood (around 1450).
Editorial Lochner Altar: Annunciation. Reverse side, wings closed. Tempera on oakwood (first half of 15th) .
Editorial Cologne Cathedral, South Transept. Bisson Fr?res (Louis-Auguste Bisson, French, 1814-1876 and; Auguste-Rosalie Bisson, French, 1826-1900). Date: 1854. Dimensions: 45.5 ? 34.2 cm (image/paper); 69.9 ? 50.4 cm (mount). Albumen print, from the album "Repr...
Editorial Strasbourg.
Editorial Medieval stained-glass window designs. St. Cunibert's Cologne 12,17, Canterbury Cathedral 15, St. Denis Abbey 16,26, Bourges Cathedral 18-25,27,29, and Angers Cathedral 28. Chromolithograph by Francis Bedford from Owen Jones' The Grammar of Ornament, Q...
Editorial Tri-Lobed Arch from a Reliquary Shrine.
Editorial Ideal View of the Cologne Cathedral.
Editorial " Dreikoenigsschrein", the Shrine of the Three Magi, bottom row with figures of prophets and kings made by Master Nicolas himself. Gold, enamel, precious stones.
Editorial Head of a young king, from the " Younger Bible window" in the Stephanus-Chapel, Cologne Cathedral. 1320.
Editorial Shrine of the Three Magi (begun 1181), smaller shrine inside with remains of the 3 Holy Kings, at the high chancel of the cathedral. Gold, enamel, precious stones, antique gems, cameos Size: 210 x 110 x 153 cm.
Editorial Priests and shepherds walk on a field next to the unfinished cathedral of Cologne, with part of one of the towers and its apse seen above the roofs of the adjacent houses in the background. Ansicht des Domplatzes zu K?lhn = Vue de la place du D?me à...
Editorial The Last Supper from the sacrament house of Cologne Cathedral, Germany. Cologne, c. 1510. Baumberg Sandstone. Schnu_tgen Museum. Cologne, Germany.
Editorial " Guestrower Ehrenmal", " Der Schwebende", in memory of the dead of the First World War. A previous cast in St. Mary's Cathedral in Guestrow, Germany. The face of the soaring figure resembles that of the painter Kaethe Kollwitz. See...
Editorial Tri-Lobed Arch from a Reliquary Shrine.
Editorial Strasbourg.
Editorial The Last Supper.
Editorial The Last Supper from the sacrament house of Cologne Cathedral, Germany. Cologne, c. 1510. Baumberg Sandstone. Schnu_tgen Museum. Cologne, Germany.
Editorial Male head. Workshop of the Royal Portal of the Chartres Cathedral, 1145-1155. Limestone. Schnu_tgen Museum. Cologne, Germany.
Editorial Germany. Cologne. Railway line with the Cathedral at background. Region of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Editorial Germany. Cologne. Night view of the Hohenzollern Bridge over the Rhine River. In the background, the Cathedral. Region of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Editorial Plaque from a Reliquary Shrine, ca. 1200, Made in Cologne, Germany, German, Champlev? enamel, copper alloy, gilt, Overall: 1 5/16 x 4 5/8 x 1/8 in. (3.4 x 11.8 x 0.3 cm), Enamels-Champlev?, The design and color palette of the plaque and the location of...
Editorial Medieval stained-glass window designs. St. Cunibert's Cologne 12,17, Canterbury Cathedral 15, St. Denis Abbey 16,26, Bourges Cathedral 18-25,27,29, and Angers Cathedral 28. Chromolithograph by Francis Bedford from Owen Jones' The Grammar of Ornament, Q...
Editorial Ideal View of the Cologne Cathedral.
Editorial View of the Cologne Cathedral, west side, Germany, Johann Heinrich Sch?nscheidt, c. 1870 - c. 1885.
Editorial The Cathedral (south side) Cologne, Germany, Johann Friedrich Stiehm, Sophus Williams & E. Linde & Co., 1860 - 1890.
Editorial The cathedral (east side) Cologne, Germany, Johann Friedrich Stiehm, Sophus Williams & E. Linde & Co., 1860 - 1890.
Editorial THE EIFFEL TOWER AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION AS COMPARED WITH SOME OF THE HIGHEST BUILDINGS IN THE WORLD: 1. Porcelain Tower, Nankin, China, 200 feet. 2. Chichester Cathedral, 270 feet. 3. Victoria Tower, Westminster, 331 feet. 4. Bell Tower, St. Mark's, V...
Editorial Cologne The interior of the cathedral, Germany, Sophus Williams, 1881.
Editorial Cologne. Cathedral in 1863, Adolphe Braun, 1863.
Editorial COLOGNE CATHEDRAL, RECENTLY FINISHED AFTER SIX CENTURIES., 1880, 19th century engraving, Germany.
Editorial COLOGNE CATHEDRAL, FINISHED AFTER SIX CENTURIES, engraving 1880, Germany.
Editorial In summer, Laplanders wander down to the coastal regions with their herds and live in tents. Their clothing is mostly red and black, the legs are swathed in reindeer hides.
Editorial Journalist Traudl Lessing looking into a mosque.
Editorial " Guestrower Ehrenmal", " Der Schwebende", in memory of the dead of the First World War. A previous cast in St. Mary's Cathedral in Guestrow, Germany. The face of the soaring figure resembles that of the painter Kaethe Kollwitz. See...
Editorial The Adoration of the Magi. Altar of the Patron Saints in the cathedral of Cologne. Centre panel. Total height of the altar: 238 cm.
Editorial Cross of Gero. Cologne Cathedral. Archbishop Gero ordered the cross (ca. 975-1000 CE), Ottonian, early Romanesque, reminiscent of the Byzantine Style. Corpus: wood.
Editorial Legend of the three Kings (three Magi), from the choir screen of Cologne Cathedral. Left to right: The three Kings kneel before St. Mary and the child; the three are consecrated bishops by the apostle Thomas; burial of the three Kings. See also 40-03-0...
Editorial Altar of the Three Holy Kings with Adoration of Jesus. The city patrons of Cologne, Saint Mary, the Three Magi, Saint Ursula, and Saint Gereon. Tempera on oakwood (1445).
Editorial Lochner Altar: Annunciation. Reverse side, wings closed. Tempera on oakwood (first half of 15th) .
Editorial Christ, from the choir of the Cathedral of Cologne. Polychrome stone (before 1322) H: 195 cm.
Editorial The Apostle Saint Simon, from a window in Cologne Cathedral, 1320.
Editorial Cologne cathedral. Medieval building period 1261-1560; second period 1833-1863.
Editorial Cologne Cathedral seen across the Rhine. The cathedral was begun in 1248, to house the city's most precious relics, the so-called Bones of the Three Magi.
Editorial " Noah's drunkenness" Panel from the choir stalls Carved wood (early 14th).
Editorial The life of Saint Kunibert.
Editorial Shrine of the Three Magi (begun 1181), smaller shrine inside with remains of the 3 Holy Kings, at the high chancel of the cathedral. Gold, enamel, precious stones, antique gems, cameos Size: 210 x 110 x 153 cm.