 In Eichstätt, with the so-called "beautiful column" ("Schöne Säule") of 1489 in the Mortuarium of the cathedral, there is a further, later example of the use of branchwork.At the same time, this pillar with a twisted shaft is an early example of the revival of Romanesque forms and stylistic features in the 15th century architecture.This style of an Romanesque Renaissance, understood as specifically northern Alpine antiquity, was first used in Early Netherlandish painting for depicting ancient buildings and was also received as an inspiration for new architectural motifs in Germany from around 1460 onwards.