The oldest secular frescoes in Vienna, the Neidhart
The oldest secular frescoes in Vienna, the Neidhart Fresken, are preserved in a house on Tuchlauben 19; 1010 Vienna. The building is fourteenth-century and was adorned around 1398 by the wealthy Viennese merchant Michel Menschein with a large-scale picture series. The frescoes show scenes from everyday life and the poetry of the Viennese minnesinger Neidhart von Reuental (c. 1180 - 1240). Vienna. Austria. Photograph. 2014
Picture No
11078821
Media ID
46113511
Size
1283px x 908px
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Credit
Mary Evans/brandstaetter images/Wien Museum
Source
Photograph - Anonymous
Date
2009
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