Nuremberg And Its Art to the End of the 18th Century
Nuremberg And Its Art to the End of the 18th Century
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united by open arcaded galleries, generally of several stories. Sometimes there lies still farther back a second courtyard, at the end of which is another section of the house with a facade on a parallel street. While the ground floor with its spacious, vaulted halls was given up to business purposes, the living and reception rooms were on the upper floors, the latter preferably on the second storey. Generally, besides a flight of steps in the entrance hall, one or mor...e spiral staircases, in open towers interrupting the courtyard arcades, gave access to the upper stories. No interior fittings of the Gothic period are to be found, except the remarkably fine Gothic panelling of a little room in the house of 5* 68 A FIFTEENTH CENTURY PANELLED ROOM.
the Scheurl family, no. LO, Burgstrasse. A clue to its date is given by the date, 1482, occurlng in the stately hall. This little panelled room, distinguished by the charm and elegance of its proportions, had the reputation of being something remarkable even at that time.
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united by open arcaded galleries, generally of several stories. Sometimes there lies still farther back a second courtyard, at the end of which is another section of the house with a facade on a parallel street. While the ground floor with its spacious, vaulted halls was given up to business purposes, the living and reception rooms were on the upper floors, the latter preferably on the second storey. Generally, besides a flight of steps in the entrance hall, one or mor...e spiral staircases, in open towers interrupting the courtyard arcades, gave access to the upper stories. No interior fittings of the Gothic period are to be found, except the remarkably fine Gothic panelling of a little room in the house of 5* 68 A FIFTEENTH CENTURY PANELLED ROOM.
the Scheurl family, no. LO, Burgstrasse. A clue to its date is given by the date, 1482, occurlng in the stately hall. This little panelled room, distinguished by the charm and elegance of its proportions, had the reputation of being something remarkable even at that time.
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