Window architecture with two columns

During the demolition of parts of the former Reichklarakloster Clarisse convent in 1904, this window architecture from a patrician house was found still in its original setting. It comprises two columns with richly decorated dragon capitals, a pier depicting figures, floral and braided patterns and an eagle capital. Given its location within the oldest Jewish settlement area, the window architecture was often linked with the well-known Jewish “Qalonymos” family.