Buildings at waterfront, St. Nicholas' Church, Hamburg, Germany

Buildings at waterfront, St. Nicholas' Church, Hamburg, Germany

Fish market, Hamburg, Germany

Buildings in city, Roedingsmarkt, St. Nicholas' Church, Hamburg, Germany

Bridge across canal, Heiligengeistbruecke, St. Nicholas' Church, Hamburg, Germany

Cruise ship and tourboats at harbor, St Pauli, Hamburg, Germany

Close-up of st. Ansgar statue against blue sky, Hamburg, Germany

Silhouette of clock tower at port, St. Pauli Landungsbrucken, Hamburg, Germany

Church St. Petri and Paul and palace garden, Bergedorf, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Glass building and church against blue sky, St Nikolai Church, Hamburg, Germany

High angle view of boats at port, Elbe River, St. Pauli, Hamburg, Germany

Tourists at coast with cruise ship in background, Hamburg, Germany

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

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Romanesque Ornamentation of Doorway. Church of St. Jacob at Koesfeld. Romanesque - a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century characterized by massive vaulting and round arch

Artifacts - Bronze - Germany Bronze Baptismal Font. Church of St. Catherine at Brandenburg, c. 1440. late Gothic, religion, birth, christening, christen, metal, baptize, baptism, baby, child, religious, church The Gothic style succeeded the Romanesque pe

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.

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Late Romanesque Capital from St. Godehard, Hildesheim, Germany Romanesque -- a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century characterized by massive vaulting and round arches. Mi

Architecture - Germany - line art France Romanesque Floor plan of the St. Front at Perigueux Romanesque - a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century characterized by massive vaulting and round arches.

Artifacts - Metal - Germany Gothic Censer (a container in which incense is burned ) St. Mauritius at Munster in Westphalia, North of the Rhine. 13th century The Gothic style succeeded the Romanesque period. It reached its highest achievements in Northe

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

Architecture - German - line art (d3) Detail Romanesque Coupled pointed-arched Window. St. Gereon at Cologne built c. 380. This church was constructed just 67 years after Constantine, the last Roman Emperor converted to Christianity. Like many other chu

Architecture - Germany - line art Section Romanesque A Hall-Church, or Church with Aisles and Nave of equal height. St. Servatius at Munster. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Roman

St. Michaelis, Hamburg, Germany