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Wiener, Jacques (Hungarian, 1815-1899); b. Hörstgen, moved to Netherlands 1817, returned to Germany 1828, then to France 1837, Belgium 1839
GERMANY, Der Dom zu Mainz [The Cathedral of Mainz], 1866, a copper medal by J. Wiener, front elevation of the cathedral, rev. interior view, 59mm, 99.41g (Ross M278; Reinecke 30; van Hoydonck 216; BDM VI, 487; cf. Album 51, 2946; cf. WAG e148, 935; cf. Peus 412, 1453). Extremely fine £80-£100
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The present structure dates from 1239, erected on a site that witnessed several previous buildings destroyed by fire. The cathedral suffered considerably during the French revolutionary period and for a time it served as a field hospital, but it returned to secular use in 1814
GERMANY, Der Dom zu Mainz [The Cathedral of Mainz], 1866, a copper medal by J. Wiener, front elevation of the cathedral, rev. interior view, 59mm, 99.41g (Ross M278; Reinecke 30; van Hoydonck 216; BDM VI, 487; cf. Album 51, 2946; cf. WAG e148, 935; cf. Peus 412, 1453). Extremely fine £80-£100
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The present structure dates from 1239, erected on a site that witnessed several previous buildings destroyed by fire. The cathedral suffered considerably during the French revolutionary period and for a time it served as a field hospital, but it returned to secular use in 1814
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Wiener, Jacques (Hungarian, 1815-1899); b. Hörstgen, moved to Netherlands 1817, returned to Germany 1828, then to France 1837, Belgium 1839
GERMANY, Der Dom zu Mainz [The Cathedral of Mainz], 1866, a copper medal by J. Wiener, front elevation of the cathedral, rev. interior view, 59mm, 99.41g (Ross M278; Reinecke 30; van Hoydonck 216; BDM VI, 487; cf. Album 51, 2946; cf. WAG e148, 935; cf. Peus 412, 1453). Extremely fine £80-£100
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The present structure dates from 1239, erected on a site that witnessed several previous buildings destroyed by fire. The cathedral suffered considerably during the French revolutionary period and for a time it served as a field hospital, but it returned to secular use in 1814
GERMANY, Der Dom zu Mainz [The Cathedral of Mainz], 1866, a copper medal by J. Wiener, front elevation of the cathedral, rev. interior view, 59mm, 99.41g (Ross M278; Reinecke 30; van Hoydonck 216; BDM VI, 487; cf. Album 51, 2946; cf. WAG e148, 935; cf. Peus 412, 1453). Extremely fine £80-£100
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The present structure dates from 1239, erected on a site that witnessed several previous buildings destroyed by fire. The cathedral suffered considerably during the French revolutionary period and for a time it served as a field hospital, but it returned to secular use in 1814
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