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The Golden Age of Nürnberg. Late 15th and early 16th Century

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The Golden Age of Nürnberg. Late 15th and early 16th Century The Golden Age of Nürnberg. Late 15th and early 16th Century
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Series:

Engleder, Vaterländische Geschichtsbilder nach Orginalen in den königlichen Museen

Timeframe:

Mittelalter

Scene of action:

Unknown

Illustrator:

Adamo, M.

Publisher:

Piloty und Loehle, München

Year of publication:

1991

Themes:

European history   

The picture shows the city of Nuernberg in the period between 1470 to 1530 AD, when Nuernberg, among Cologne and Prague, was one of the three main cities of the Holy Roman Empire. You can see the city's most important buildings: The church of Our Lady, the Beautiful Well and the town hall.

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