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Deutsch: Teile des Brunnens wurden wiederverwendet als Leopoldibrunnen am Stadtplatz von Steyr in Oberösterreich. Denkmalschutz, Objekt-ID 125595. Foto 2020. Der Mittelteil dieser Brunnenanlage mit den beiden muschelartigen Brunnenschalen und den wasserspeienden Delphinen wurde 1683 aus dem Schloss Windhaag bei Perg angekauft und nach Steyr übertragen. In der Topographia Windhagiana zeigt uns noch der Clemens Beutler-Stich >Prosp. Des [neuen] Schlosses Windthaag inwendig. Clemens Beuttler Desin. 1654<, wie der Brunnen im Innenhof des Schlosses Windhaag steht.
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Source Herrschaft Windhaag aus der Topographia Windhagiana Clemens Beutler, (*1623; †1682), Topograph und Maler, zeichnete in der zweiten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts für Joachim Enzmilner (*1600; gest 1678) Ansichten der Herrschaft Windhaag. Diese wurden als erste Herrschaftstopographie Österreichs, der Topographia Windhagiana, veröffentlicht.
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