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Praun’sche Säule
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Praun’sche Säule

Late Gothic sandstone column with medieval scenes

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Known as the 'Steinhaus', the Praun'sche Säule is a late Gothic sandstone column in Nuremberg. It features depictions of the Crucifixion and the Entombment, recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. This wayside shrine is a remarkable example of late medieval artistry.
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The name 'Steinhaus' is an alternative name for the column.

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Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

As you stand before this impressive column, you're witnessing late medieval art at its finest. This wayside shrine, known as the Praun'sche Säule or 'Steinhaus', is a testament to late Gothic craftsmanship. The sandstone, intricately carved, depicts scenes of the Crucifixion and the Entombment. These images carry both artistic and spiritual significance. As an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it embodies the blend of art and faith from centuries ago. While you admire the details, remember that you're experiencing a slice of history that's endured through the ages.

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