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Ulmer Ansichten >> Münster >> Außenansicht (siehe auch Straßen und Plätze - Münsterplatz)
1868
Blick auf die Westfassade mit dem stark überhöht gezeichneten Münsterturm und die umliegenden Gebäude (romantisiert).
Von l.n.r.:
- in der Ecke neben dem Langhaus steht ein Haus, das an die Münsterbauhütte erinnert. Diese steht normalerweise nördlich der Westfassade.
- Münster
- Gebäude des Barfüßerklosters
Vordergrund:
- Brunnen (ähnlich Hildegardbrunnen) zwischen Bäumen.
- Fußgänger und wasserholende Frauen.
Rückseite: beschnittene Zeitungsspalten.
Bez. u.M.: "Nach der Natur und mit Benutzung des alten Originalplans gezeichnet von Robert Aßmus"
- vergilbt
Archivale
Blattgröße (H. x Br. in cm): 27,5 x 18,5
Bildgröße (H. x Br. in cm): 25,8 x 17,3
Herstellungstechnik: Druck nach einem Holzstich
erschienen bei/als: in einer Zeitung aus dem Jahr 1868. (Gartenlaube oder Leipziger Illustrierte oder "Daheim".
Bezeichnung auf dem Original: u.M. "Das Münster in Ulm in seiner Vollendung"
Künstler: Robert Assmus (*1837). u.r.: signiert "Rob. Aßmus". U.l.: sign (unles.): "X.A. v.W. Aelund (?); A (?) Müller
Verweise/Literatur: Schef 9956
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BZK no.
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This number is important for making an inquiry to the relevant archive.
Delict according to Nazi judicial system
Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).
Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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