Halbierter Entwurf für den Hochaltar in Fürstenzell c. 1740 - 1745

"Halbierter Entwurf für den Hochaltar in Fürstenzell" is a pen and ink drawing by Johann Baptist Straub, created between 1740 and 1745. This detailed design sketch shows a plan for the high altar of the Fürstenzell Abbey Church. Straub was a renowned German architect and sculptor, specializing in Rococo style, known for its delicate ornamentation and flowing curves. This drawing exemplifies the elaborate nature of his work, showcasing the intricately planned architecture and decorative elements that would have graced the altar. This sketch provides a glimpse into the creative process of a prominent Rococo artist and serves as a vital document for understanding his artistic vision.