The Story of Nuremberg
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The two chapels are very different in character. The lower, which was used as a Gruftkapelle ^ or place of sepulture, is solemn and almost gloomy in effect ; the upper, whilst harmonising with the lower, is in a much lighter and more charming style. The plan of the lower chapel is rectangular with an extension into the Heathen Tower in the shape of a rectangular choir, lighted by a romanesque window.
The low, round vaulting of this, the St. Margaret's Chapel, rests on two low four-cornered pill...ars and on four columns, the capitals of which, hewn from great blocks, are richly sculptured, one with four eagles, two with foliage, and the fourth with masks. They were, according to the manner of construction customary at Nuremberg, set up unwrought and only carved after- wards, as may be seen from the capital of the south- west column, which is only decorated on the two inner sides, the other two being unfinished. From the walls spring heavy brackets to receive the plinths of the arches which support the cross- vaulting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two chapels are very different in character. The lower, which was used as a Gruftkapelle ^ or place of sepulture, is solemn and almost gloomy in effect ; the upper, whilst harmonising with the lower, is in a much lighter and more charming style. The plan of the lower chapel is rectangular with an extension into the Heathen Tower in the shape of a rectangular choir, lighted by a romanesque window.
The low, round vaulting of this, the St. Margaret's Chapel, rests on two low four-cornered pill...ars and on four columns, the capitals of which, hewn from great blocks, are richly sculptured, one with four eagles, two with foliage, and the fourth with masks. They were, according to the manner of construction customary at Nuremberg, set up unwrought and only carved after- wards, as may be seen from the capital of the south- west column, which is only decorated on the two inner sides, the other two being unfinished. From the walls spring heavy brackets to receive the plinths of the arches which support the cross- vaulting.
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