
Nuremberg. St. Sebald’s. Details of Stalls in Choir
Richard Norman Shaw · 1831-1912
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This lithographic plate shows architectural details of carved wooden choir stalls, including a sketch of stall seating, a stall end with a carved seated animal, and a tracery-filled stall end at quarter scale. Section drawings and enlarged capital and base profiles are labeled with scale notations. The sheet is titled Nuremberg, St. Sebald's, Details of Stalls in Choir, by Richard Norman Shaw, dated 1872.























