Ecclesiastical art in Germany during the middle ages
Ecclesiastical art in Germany during the middle ages is an 1873 architectural study by Wilhelm Lübke, translated by L. A. Wheatley and published in Edinburgh, aimed at readers interested in church building and furnishings. Its pictures are measured line drawings of Gothic and Romanesque elements: a tall pinnacle elevation, a blind arcade wall, an octagonal apse with a round-headed window, and a sectioned nave bay with clustered piers and tracery. A designer could draw on their crisp hatching, stepped profiles, and clear architectural proportions.
