Die Basler Galluspforte und andere romanische Bildwerke der Schweiz
A German-language 1899 study by art historian Arthur Lindner, published in Strassburg by J. H. E. Heitz, documenting Romanesque sculpture in Switzerland, especially the Galluspforte of Basel Minster. The plates show carved reliefs photographed as flat, frontal views, including a tympanum with a seated figure and an arched doorway with column figures and a ribbed archivolt, which a designer might take as models for stone-carved ornament and medieval figure composition.
