Die Romanische Steinplastik in Schwaben
A 1907 German study of Romanesque stone sculpture in Swabia, published in Esslingen by P. Neff and written by Jan Fastenau for art historians and students of medieval architecture. Its plates show capitals, a lion-supported base, and a carved animal relief, photographed or drawn in plain detail. A designer could take from them the interlaced foliage, beasts and lions of Romanesque ornament, which suit historical borders, stone-carving motifs and medieval-style decoration.
