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Deutsch: Webopitimierte Gesamtausgabe des Werkes

„Sichtlich evangelisch. Die Glasfenster der Jakobikirche in Göttingen von 1900/1901 und die Hannoveraner Glasmalwerkstätten Henning & Andres und Lauterbach & Schröder

der von dem Kunsthistoriker Christian Scholl und dem Pastor Harald Storz herausgegebene Katalog zur Ausstellung

„Sichtlich evangelisch“

in der Göttinger Jacobikirche vom 27. März bis 23. Juli 2017 ...
Source https://www.univerlag.uni-goettingen.de/bitstream/handle/3/isbn-978-3-86395-302-7/scholl_kirchenfenster_weboptimiert.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Author Christian Scholl und Harald Storz

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