Nuremberg and its art to the end of the 18th century.
An art-historical survey of Nuremberg's architecture, sculpture and craft from the Middle Ages to 1800, written by Paul Johannes Rée, translated by G. H. Palmer and published in London and New York in 1905 for English-speaking travellers and students. Halftone photographs show stone facades, gabled roofs, oriel windows, carved portals and tracery balconies in grainy grey tones useful for masonry texture and architectural detail.
