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Description Detail des Laxenburger Fensters in der Stadtpfarrkirche Steyr: Heilige Maria und Heilige Anna (um 1325). In der Mitte das Fragment einer Himmelfahrt Christi. Beiderseits Bordüren.[1]
Date Foto: 3. August 2011 / Glasmalereien: um 1325
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Author Foto: Christoph Waghubinger (Lewenstein) / Glasmalereien: unbekannt
  1. Rudolf Koch und Bernhard Prokisch: Stadtpfarrkirche Steyr, Ennsthaler 1993 ISBN 3-85068-366-4 Kapitel: Die mittelalterlichen Glasbilder. (Christina Seidl) S. 109 ff.

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