St Francesco in Pavia 15 - 1827

This pencil drawing of St. Francesco in Pavia, Italy, was completed by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer in 1827. The artist captured the Gothic architectural details of the church, including its pointed arches, spires, and intricate stonework. The drawing's simplicity highlights the building's grand facade and provides a sense of the church's presence in the city. This piece is housed in the Städel Museum, a renowned collection of European art in Frankfurt, Germany.