Nurnberg Germany Collection

Albert Durer's house, Nuremberg, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Albert Durer's house, Nuremberg, 1864....we must hasten down the Durer Strasse, and make a reverent salaam before the house of Albrecht Durer

Old bridge, Nuremberg, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Old bridge, Nuremberg, 1864....the Old-world city of Nuremberg...is rich in everything of the past, and owes nothing to the present...To find oneself there is to be thrown back 300 or 400 years

The Pegnitz river, intersecting the city of Nuremberg; From Alsace to the Hartz, 1975. Creator: Unknown
The Pegnitz river, intersecting the city of Nuremberg; From Alsace to the Hartz, 1975. From, Illustrated Travels by H.W. Bates. [Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c1880, London]

Laundresses before the Wasserturm, Nuremberg. Creator: Samuel Prout
Laundresses before the Wasserturm, Nuremberg

Saint John's Cemetery with a View of the City of Nuremberg, from Collection of... 1819
Saint John's Cemetery with a View of the City of Nuremberg, from Collection of Memorable Medieval Buildings in Germany, 1819

Chapel of Saint Margaret in the City of Nuremberg, from Collection of Memorable Medieval... 1819
Chapel of Saint Margaret in the City of Nuremberg, from Collection of Memorable Medieval Buildings in Germany, 1819

Wheellock Rifle, Nuremberg, 1600. Creator: Rudolf Danner
Wheellock Rifle, Nuremberg, 1600

Tower on the walls, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Tower on the walls, 1864....the Old-world city of Nuremberg...is rich in everything of the past, and owes nothing to the present...To find oneself there is to be thrown back 300 or 400 years

Albert Durer's tomb, 1864. Creator: Unknown
Albert Durer's tomb, 1864....the Old-world city of Nuremberg...is rich in everything of the past, and owes nothing to the present...To find oneself there is to be thrown back 300 or 400 years

Entry of Maximilian II into Nuremberg, June 7, 1570 Creator: Jost Ammon
Entry of Maximilian II into Nuremberg, June 7, 1570

Fireworks display, Nuremberg, 1659. Creator: Anon
Fireworks display, Nuremberg, 1659

A faithful representation of the fireworks display presented by Johann Müller as proof of... 1659. Creator: Anon
A faithful representation of the fireworks display presented by Johann Muller as proof of his Mastership, Johannis Schiessplatz, Nuremberg, 1659, 1659

Fireworks display by Lorenz Müller as proof of mastership, Nuremberg 1635. Creator: Anon
Fireworks display by Lorenz Muller as proof of mastership, Nuremberg, 1635

Fireworks display, Nuremberg, 1659, 1673. Creator: Anon
Fireworks display, Nuremberg, 1659, 1673

Fireworks display celebrating the end of the Thirty Years War, Nuremberg, 1650 Creator: Anon
Fireworks display celebrating the end of the Thirty Years War, Nuremberg, 1650

Nuremberg, 1833. Creator: Samuel Prout
Nuremberg, 1833

Wheellock Pistol, Nuremberg, 1567. Creator: Hans Gender
Wheellock Pistol, Nuremberg, 1567

Nuremberg, 1493. Creators: Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff
Nuremberg, 1493. View of the city of Nuremberg in Germany, from (Liber chronicarum) Registrum huius operis libri cronicarum cum figuris et ymagibus ab inicio mundi

View of Nuremberg from the East [right section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the East [right section], 1552

View of Nuremberg from the West [left section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the West [left section], 1552

View of Nuremberg from the East [center section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the East [center section], 1552

View of Nuremberg from the West [right section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the West [right section], 1552

View of Nuremberg from the East [left section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the East [left section], 1552

View of Nuremberg from the West [center section], 1552. Creator: Hans Sebald Lautensack
View of Nuremberg from the West [center section], 1552

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"Nuremberg: A Tapestry of History and Artistry" Step into the enchanting city of Nuremberg, Germany, where history comes alive through its captivating artworks and mesmerizing displays. This vibrant city has witnessed countless moments that have shaped its identity over the centuries. Immerse yourself in the world of weaponry as you admire the intricate Wheellock Rifle crafted by Rudolf Danner in 1600. Its exquisite design showcases both functionality and artistic flair, a testament to Nuremberg's skilled craftsmen. Travel back to June 7, 1570, as you witness Maximilian II's grand entry into Nuremberg through Jost Ammon's masterpiece. The painting captures the pomp and splendor surrounding this momentous occasion, offering a glimpse into the city's rich historical tapestry. Prepare to be dazzled by breathtaking fireworks displays that illuminated Nuremberg's skies throughout history. An anonymous artist skillfully documented these spectacles in vivid detail - from Johann Müller's awe-inspiring presentation in 1659 to Lorenz Müller's masterful showcase of his talents in 1635. These dazzling pyrotechnic shows not only entertained but also served as proof of their creators' exceptional skills. One such display marked the end of the devastating Thirty Years War in 1650 – an event celebrated with resplendent fireworks illuminating Nuremberg’s night sky. These explosive celebrations brought joy and hope to a war-weary populace, symbolizing new beginnings for this resilient city. Samuel Prout’s artwork transports us to Nuremberg in 1833, capturing its picturesque streets lined with charming buildings steeped in history. Prout’s keen eye for detail immortalizes this moment frozen in time, allowing us to appreciate how much or little has changed since then. Delve further into Nuremberg’s past with Hans Gender’s meticulously crafted Wheellock Pistol from 1567.