Adoration of the Cross by Angels, St. Thomas`s Church, New York

Artifacts - Metal - Germany Candlestick from the Church of St. Magdalen at Hildesheim, c. 1000.

Artifacts - Pottery - Austria Stove-Tile. From the Sacristy of the Church of St. Stephan at Vienna. c. 1500.

Artifacts - Wood - Poland High-Altar of the Church of St. Mary at Cracow. Wood-Carving by Veit Stoss, late Gothic, c. 1400

Artifacts - Sculpture - Belgium Baptismal Font in the Church of St. Bartholomew at Liege. Cast 1112 by Lambert Patras of Dinant.

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Gothic/Renaissance Doorway from the Church of St. Killian at Heilbronn. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries.

Artifacts - Gold - Germany Cross in the Treasury of St. Mauritius at Munster. 11th church, religion, religious, metal, medieval, middle ages, Gothic, German, Germany, Palatine, Palatinate The Gothic style succeeded the Romanesque period. It reached it

Architecture - Hungary - line art Detail Romanesque Capitals (The head of a pilaster or column) Church at St. Jak, Hungary. A pilaster is a rectangular, decorative column that projects beyond the surface of the wall. Generally it serves no structural

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance The Palace of The Doges (Dukes) and the Church of San Marco (St. Mark`s), in Venice. This church was originally begun in 829 to hold the remains of St. Mark that had been brought

Paintings & Engravings - Engraving - Italy "The Death of St. John, the Baptist" by Giotto (1276-1336) in the Peruzzi Chapel in the church of St. Croce at Florence. Generally recognized as the first of the great Italian masters and the father of Europe

Artifacts - Sculpture - Italy St. Peter, a Marble Statue by Donatello (1386-1466) in the San Micchele at Florence. The sculptor is generally agreed to be one of the greatest of all Renaissance artists. He was born in the year work began on the Cathedral

Architecture - Germany - line art Elevation Romanesque Church at Gebweiler c. 1182. This church was completed in the year St. Francis of Assissi was born. Romanesque - a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century charac

St. Jacobs Kyrka (Church).