He played the role of Arthur Stoss, an armless virtuoso. Sculptors such as Veit Stoss, Adam Kraft and Peter Vischer are also associated with Nuremberg. He was a pupil of Schembera, Prague, and of Martin Stoss, Vienna. Cavitation on the stoss side increases this pressure gradient, which assists flow. Over the door to the sacristy is a crucifix in wood by Veit Stoss. Veit Stoss was buried at St. Johannis cemetery in Nuremberg. Veit Stoss is featured in Judith Weir's opera, "The Black Spider". They then asked Reiner Stoss at the amateur Astronomical Observatory of Mallorca for further observations. In 1496, Stoss returned to Nuremberg with his wife and eight children.