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Georg Meistermann

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  • Chartres Cathedral: stained-glass rose window
    stained glass
    / 20th century

    …of this Rhenish school are Georg Meistermann’s windows for the Dom Sepulchur (1957) in Würzburg and his complete ensemble of windows for the 15th-century church of St. Matthew (1964) in Sobernheim; Ludwig Schaffrath’s cycle of modern grisaille windows for the cloister (1962–65) in Aachen, his high triple-gabled window walls for…

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    …of this Rhenish school are Georg Meistermann’s windows for the Dom Sepulchur (1957) in Würzburg and his complete ensemble of windows for the 15th-century church of St. Matthew (1964) in Sobernheim; Ludwig Schaffrath’s cycle of modern grisaille windows for the cloister (1962–65) in Aachen, his high triple-gabled window walls for…

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