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Architektur-Plastiken am Kreishaus zu Düren (Architectural sculptures at the district hall in Düren), 1912, by Ernst and William F. C. Ohly
Carved stone architectural decorative relief sculptures. It is not known which elements depicted here are from the Viktoriaschle, Essen, and which are from the Kreishaus zu Düren (Düren town hall). However, the inclusion of an owl (symbolic of…
Architektur-Plastiken am Viktoriaschule, Essen (Architectural sculptures at the Viktoria Gymnasium, Essen), c. 1912–13, by Ernst and William F. C. Ohly
Carved stone architectural decorative relief sculptures. It is not known which elements depicted here are from the Viktoriaschle, Essen, and which are from the Kreishaus zu Düren (Düren town hall). However, the inclusion of an owl (symbolic of…
Puttengruppe am Geschäftshause des General-Anzeiger zu Frankfurt am Main (Groups of putti at the General-Anzeiger office in Frankfurt am Main), 1912, by Ernst Ohly and William F. C. Ohly
Four groups of putti, male and female, holding bouquets and garlands of flowers on either side of decorative urn or relief, mounted on the façade of the headquarters of the General-Anzeiger newspaper in Frankfurt.
Portalen de Krankenhauses zu Elberfeld (Portals of the hospital in Elberfeld), before 1913, by Ernst Ohly and William F. C. Ohly
Two carved supraportals for a hospital in Elberfeld. One depicts a naked infant boy, or putti, holding a bird, set within a shell-like grotto surrounded by furled vegetable elements. The other depicts a young child wearing only a fluted cape, which…
Hauptportal der Helmholtzschule zu Frankfurt (Main portal of the Helmholtz School in Frankfurt), before 1913, by Ernst Ohly and William F. C. Ohly
Two carved figures and decorative reliefs of putti and animals for the main entrance of the Helmholtzschule gymnasium at Habsburgerallee 57-59, Frankfurt.
Relief, Hauptportal Friedhofshalle Friesenheim (Reliefs, main portal, Friesenheim cemetery hall), c. 1926–27, by William F. C. Ohly
Stone relief carvings for either side of the main portal of the cemetery chapel, depicting a classically-robed man in a ploughed field, on one side sowing seed and on the other side reaping the harvest with a small scythe. Above him are symbols of a…