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and friends of the Duke Eberhard the Brarded, that of Joshua
bearing the iikenesa of the Duhe. The other hgures repre
sent knights and ctergymen. Fig. n. A simpte baptistery from
St. George s, Kraftshof, near Nuremberg, of the 15th century.
Destroyed by vandafism.
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Plate ViH.
A stove from the ruins in the Dominican convent of Nu-
remberg described on plate VH number V. Restored by the
Author; at present manufactured by Mssrs. Metzger and Gru-
ber, potters. Price. L. 6 — 7. Height: 10 feet.
lEHghth nMmber.
ByznnAlne 8ty!e.
Piate I.
Fig. u. Tomb of Lewis, count of Thuringia , caiied the
Leaper, in the former ceiebrated Benedictine monastery of
Reinhardsbrunn in Thuringia, 3 teagues from Gotha, at the
foot of the Insetberg, upon the smatt river Horset.
It was not the originat ptan of this work on the Orna-
ments of the middte-ages, to contain the drawings of tombs;
but as in ditferent periods of the middte-ages costumes and
ornaments are met with in combination, and, especiatty tombs
were represented in the ornamentaf and decorative styie, —
further, as the artists of the present time are often compeHed to
represent the figurative and decorative in ciose union for which
purpose they are in need of a correct idea of the ancient mo-
numents of art, I did not hesitate to adopt a pian of pub-
lishing the representations of such iombs which are caicuiated
for the said purpose and which are so universaHy wished for.
The tomb in question, is, we regret, together with severai
others, in the open air near an o!d chape!; butas this is about
to be rep!aced by a church in Byzantine sty!e , the said mo-
numents wi!! be piaced in the interior. This sepu!chra! mo-
nument is vcry tastefu!!y executed in the sty!e of the 11th
century in solid, durabie stone, a !itt!e damaged at the basis,
which bears the fo!!owinginscriptioninvery!egib!echaracters:
Anno Domini MCXNHl n nonas Mayi. Ludewig Se-
cund Comes Thuringon hujus Ecc!esiae, Fundatur nostri
S. Bend' onis Monachus.
Fig. &. Sp!endid ornament whic!: 1 found in 1816 in the
ruins of the former St. Norbert monastery of Ade!sberg, bet-
ween Goppingen and Schorndorf.
Fig. c. Fragment of a decorated she!f from the period
of the Hohenstaufcn, found in the ruins of a c!oister of Rein-
hardsbrunn monastery; breadth 10 inch.
Fig. d. Exquisete!y hne ornament from the ruins of the
St. Norbert monastery at Vessra near Themar; 12th cent.
Fig. e. Fragment of a door decoration; 11th cent. Found
amongst the ruins of the cloister of the ce!ebrated Benedictine
monastery of Hirschau in the Biack Forest, Wuriemberg.
Fig. y. Frieze-ornament of the monastery of Herrenbrei-
tungen from the period of the celebrated provost Conrad von
Grumbach, 1225.
Fig. g. Frohie of the same.
P!ate II.
Fig. a. Tomb of Adetaide, consort of Count Lewis the
Leaper (See the foregoing p!ate ; 11th cent.)
Fig. &. Highly interesting ornament of the celebrated Be-
nedictine monastery of Lorch , Wurtemberg (See Vol. I. num-
ber IV. hg. c.)
Fig. c. TastefuHy wrought ornament of the Habsburg
Benedictine monastery of Muri in the Argau, in the former
county of Rore between Mayenberg and Waltingen, in ancient
times belonging to Austria, but now to Hetvetia; from the
year 1114.
Fig. t%. Spiendid ornament of a frieze decoration of the
monastery of Denkendorf, Wurtemberg, ca!ied the Ho!y Sepui-
chre monastery.
Fig. e. An equa!!y sp!endid ornament of the celebrated
imperia! monastery of Kaisersheim, at a smaH distance from
Donauworth, Bavaria, founded in 1133 by count Henry von
Lechsgemund and his consort Luitgard, countess von Abens-
berg. This monastery is partiy modernized
Fig. / Fragment of an ornament from the former Cister-
cien monastery of Herrenatb in the B!ack Forest, Wurtem-
berg, founded in II48 by Count Atbert von Eberstein, plun-
dered and part!y destroyed by the rebeMious peasantry in 1525.
This ornament is of the most ancient part of the church,
which is constructed in the o!d German sty!e of the 15th
century.
Fig. g. Conso!es in the choir of St, John's at Crailsheim
on the Jaxt near Schwabisch Hal!. From the 11 and 12th
century.
Fig. k. Ornament in the outer choir of the church of the
the once cetebrated monastery of Reichenau in the is!e of the
same name in the !ake of Constance.
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and friends of the Duke Eberhard the Brarded, that of Joshua
bearing the iikenesa of the Duhe. The other hgures repre
sent knights and ctergymen. Fig. n. A simpte baptistery from
St. George s, Kraftshof, near Nuremberg, of the 15th century.
Destroyed by vandafism.
-
Plate ViH.
A stove from the ruins in the Dominican convent of Nu-
remberg described on plate VH number V. Restored by the
Author; at present manufactured by Mssrs. Metzger and Gru-
ber, potters. Price. L. 6 — 7. Height: 10 feet.
lEHghth nMmber.
ByznnAlne 8ty!e.
Piate I.
Fig. u. Tomb of Lewis, count of Thuringia , caiied the
Leaper, in the former ceiebrated Benedictine monastery of
Reinhardsbrunn in Thuringia, 3 teagues from Gotha, at the
foot of the Insetberg, upon the smatt river Horset.
It was not the originat ptan of this work on the Orna-
ments of the middte-ages, to contain the drawings of tombs;
but as in ditferent periods of the middte-ages costumes and
ornaments are met with in combination, and, especiatty tombs
were represented in the ornamentaf and decorative styie, —
further, as the artists of the present time are often compeHed to
represent the figurative and decorative in ciose union for which
purpose they are in need of a correct idea of the ancient mo-
numents of art, I did not hesitate to adopt a pian of pub-
lishing the representations of such iombs which are caicuiated
for the said purpose and which are so universaHy wished for.
The tomb in question, is, we regret, together with severai
others, in the open air near an o!d chape!; butas this is about
to be rep!aced by a church in Byzantine sty!e , the said mo-
numents wi!! be piaced in the interior. This sepu!chra! mo-
nument is vcry tastefu!!y executed in the sty!e of the 11th
century in solid, durabie stone, a !itt!e damaged at the basis,
which bears the fo!!owinginscriptioninvery!egib!echaracters:
Anno Domini MCXNHl n nonas Mayi. Ludewig Se-
cund Comes Thuringon hujus Ecc!esiae, Fundatur nostri
S. Bend' onis Monachus.
Fig. &. Sp!endid ornament whic!: 1 found in 1816 in the
ruins of the former St. Norbert monastery of Ade!sberg, bet-
ween Goppingen and Schorndorf.
Fig. c. Fragment of a decorated she!f from the period
of the Hohenstaufcn, found in the ruins of a c!oister of Rein-
hardsbrunn monastery; breadth 10 inch.
Fig. d. Exquisete!y hne ornament from the ruins of the
St. Norbert monastery at Vessra near Themar; 12th cent.
Fig. e. Fragment of a door decoration; 11th cent. Found
amongst the ruins of the cloister of the ce!ebrated Benedictine
monastery of Hirschau in the Biack Forest, Wuriemberg.
Fig. y. Frieze-ornament of the monastery of Herrenbrei-
tungen from the period of the celebrated provost Conrad von
Grumbach, 1225.
Fig. g. Frohie of the same.
P!ate II.
Fig. a. Tomb of Adetaide, consort of Count Lewis the
Leaper (See the foregoing p!ate ; 11th cent.)
Fig. &. Highly interesting ornament of the celebrated Be-
nedictine monastery of Lorch , Wurtemberg (See Vol. I. num-
ber IV. hg. c.)
Fig. c. TastefuHy wrought ornament of the Habsburg
Benedictine monastery of Muri in the Argau, in the former
county of Rore between Mayenberg and Waltingen, in ancient
times belonging to Austria, but now to Hetvetia; from the
year 1114.
Fig. t%. Spiendid ornament of a frieze decoration of the
monastery of Denkendorf, Wurtemberg, ca!ied the Ho!y Sepui-
chre monastery.
Fig. e. An equa!!y sp!endid ornament of the celebrated
imperia! monastery of Kaisersheim, at a smaH distance from
Donauworth, Bavaria, founded in 1133 by count Henry von
Lechsgemund and his consort Luitgard, countess von Abens-
berg. This monastery is partiy modernized
Fig. / Fragment of an ornament from the former Cister-
cien monastery of Herrenatb in the B!ack Forest, Wurtem-
berg, founded in II48 by Count Atbert von Eberstein, plun-
dered and part!y destroyed by the rebeMious peasantry in 1525.
This ornament is of the most ancient part of the church,
which is constructed in the o!d German sty!e of the 15th
century.
Fig. g. Conso!es in the choir of St, John's at Crailsheim
on the Jaxt near Schwabisch Hal!. From the 11 and 12th
century.
Fig. k. Ornament in the outer choir of the church of the
the once cetebrated monastery of Reichenau in the is!e of the
same name in the !ake of Constance.