The Munich Style
Mayer and Zettler succeeded in the creation of a stained glass style, which eventually became world-renowned. This style was called the “Munich Style” and was clearly a phenomenon. Analyzing and researching the preconditions and the characteristics of the Munich Style reveals the following key words or explanations:
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