¬A¬ handbook for travellers in Southern Germany : being a guide to Würtemberg, Bavaria, Austria, Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria, ecc., the Austrian and Bavarian Alps, and the Danube from Ulm to the Black Sea
sculpture, the glowing tints of ancient painted glass, the beautiful forms of the 2 rose or wheel windows, all con- Hauser, was completed m 1423, tty Anton Pilgram. It is a masterpiece « Gothic architecture, diminishing gra dually from its base to its summit '§■ regularly retreating arches and hub tresses : it is 444 Eng. ft. high, ft ii well worth while to ascend it on account of the view. It is entered from a small house, No. 873, Stephaneplats, built against the S. wall of the church «■ the outside
last intercolumniation Christian banners of the Duke-of * of the N. aisle, and next to the pilas ter, between the aisle and the N. transept, is a small organ-loft, without an organ, under which, or on what is called the organ-foot, is carved the portrait of Anton Pilgram, a sculptor and architect of the church. The same bust again appears underneath the Pulpit, which is deserving of mi nute observation, on account of its elegant and elaborate carved work in stone, as are also the stalls of the
