Deutsch: Ulmer Münster, Detail aus dem Buntglasfenster - dem sogenannten Kramerfenster, da von der Kramerzunft (d. h. Krämer bzw. Kaufleute) gestiftet – „Mariä Heimsuchung“, Straßburger Werkstatt des Peter Hemmel von Andlau, um 1480
English: Ulm/Germany: Ulm Minster, detail from the stained glass window - the so-called Kramer window, since donated by the Kramer guild (i.e. merchants or traders) – "Visitation of the Virgin Mary", Strasbourg workshop of Peter Hemmel von Andlau, c. 1480
Date
24. February 2007 (first picture: 9.12.2006, For the better version the filename was not changed, because it is simpler)
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Ulmer Münster 2007 - Detail des Kramerfensters im Chor, "Mariä Heimsuchung"