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Speyer Cathedral / Dwarf Gallery / Photo
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Title: Speyer Cathedral / Dwarf Gallery / Photo
Caption: Spyer Cathedral, Germany. (Built from 1030, consectrated in 1061). - Exterior view of the dwarf gallery.- Photo: Florian Monheim.
Artwork: Sanctum
Credit: Album / akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim
Releases: ? Model Release: No - ? Property Release: No
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Image size: 4961 × 3553 px | 50.4 MB
Print size: 42.0 × 30.1 cm | 1953.1 × 1398.8 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 11TH CENTURY • 11TH • 12 CENTURY • 12TH CENTURY • 12TH • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH CENTURY. • 17TH • 17TH-CENTURY • ABBEY • ARCADE • ARCADED ENTRANCE • ARCADES • ARCHES • ARCHITECTURAL • ARCHITECTURE • ARCHITECTURE. • BATTLEMENT • BLIND ARCADE • CAPITAL (COLUMN) • CAPITAL • CATEDRAL • CATHEDRAL • CATHEDRALS • CHURCH • CHURCHES • CIRCULAR TOWER • CITY TOWER • CLERESTORY • CLOISTER • COLONADE • COLONNADE • COLONNADED • COLONNADES • COLUMN • COLUMNAR • COLUMNS • CONSTRUCTION SITE • CONSTRUCTION • CONVENT • COVERED WALK = COVERED WALKWAY • COVERED WALK • COVERED WALKWAY • CULT: RELIQUARY • CULT: SHRINE • ECCLESIA • ELEVENTH CENTURY • EUROPE • FLORIAN MONHEIM • GERMANY • HIGH ROMANESQUE • IGLESIA • MEDIAEVAL • MEDIEVAL • MIDDLE AGES • MINSTER (CATHEDRAL) • MINSTER • MONASTERY CHURCH • MONASTERY • MONASTIC CHURCH • MÜNSTER • NATURE • PERIOD: MEDIEVAL • PHOTOGRAPH • PHOTOGRAPHY • PIER (BRIDGE) • PILAR • PILLAR • RAMPART (FORTIFICATION) • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS BUILDING • RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS • RELIGIOUS • RELIQUARY • RELIQUIES • RHINELAND-PALATINATE • ROCK • ROCKS • ROCKY • ROMAN • ROMANCE • ROMANESQUE • ROMÁNICO • ROUND TOWER = CIRCULAR TOWER • ROUND TOWER • SACRAMENT SHRINE • SACRED PLACE • SACRED STRUCTURES • SANCTUARY • SANCTUM • SANDSTONE • SETTING UP • SHRINE • SPEYER • STEEPLE • STONE • STONES • TORRE • TOWER • TOWERS • UNESCO • WALL (INTERIOR) • WALL • WESTERN EUROPE • WILDERNESS • XII CENTURY • XVII CENTURY
