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The Story of Nuremberg

ILLUSTRATIONS

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Frontispiece. Portrait of Albert Durer, from the Painting by himself at Munich

The Heathen Tower4

Luginsland, Kaiserstallung, and Five-Cornered Tower6

Nürnberger Zeidler (Beefarmer) armed with crossbow9

Nassauer Haus22

The Pegnitz27

Oriel Window of the Parsonage42

Beautiful Well57

Frauen Thor63

Rothenburg79

Pellerhof90

The Castle from the Hallerthorbrücke117

Sinwel or Vestner Thurm122

The Walls and Ditch139

The Walls (Interior)144

The Rathaus. Old Window155

Henkersteg (Hangman’s Tower)165

Albert Durer’s House173

Albert Durer as a boy. From a drawing by himself at the age of thirteen179

St. Anthony, from the engraving by Albert Durer. Background of Nuremberg Scenery189

Sakramentshäuslein. Adam Krafft203

Nuremberg Spruchsprecher or State Poet223

Brautthüre, St. Sebalduskirche232

St. Lorenzkirche. From the river241

Hauptthor, St. Lorenzkirche244

St. Lorenzkirche. North side246

St. Lorenzkirche. Interior251

West Door, Frauenkirche255

House on the Pegnitz268

Fleischbrücke271

The Nuremberg Madonna279

The Seals of Nuremberg291

All the illustrations with the exception of the frontispiece, “St. Anthony” and “Albert Durer as a boy” have been drawn by Miss James, or cut in wood from the beautiful photographs by Captain Gladstone, R.N., to whose generosity the publishers are indebted for permission to reproduce the pictures in this volume.

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