Roof structure, church spire
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Roof structure, church spire, Henrich Janniche (1900). Via artnap.com
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This technical architectural drawing shows a church spire and roof structure in two views, with a tall pointed spire topped by a cross and small flag on the right and a construction-line elevation of the roof framework on the left. The sheet is marked Tab. 12 in the upper corner and carries a printed label in the lower right identifying it as part of a series by Henrich Janniche, dated 1900.
