Ratisbon. Cathedral. Altar and Canopy in South Aisle by Richard Norman Shaw

Line drawing of a Gothic stone altar canopy with pinnacles and statues, plus small detail and section drawings on the right.

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Ratisbon. Cathedral. Altar and Canopy in South Aisle, Richard Norman Shaw (1872). Via artnap.com

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A plate from a nineteenth-century architectural survey shows a Gothic stone altar and canopy in the south aisle of Regensburg Cathedral, with pinnacles, tracery, statues and a kneeling figure. Smaller detail drawings show a crocket, a flower in the string course beneath the parapet, and cross-section profiles, with the plate labelled as Germany No. 32. The print is credited to Richard Norman Shaw and dated 1872.

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