Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus in Hall in Tirol 

Karl Ballenberger sketched Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus in Hall in Tirol with graphite on paper. Ballenberger's delicate lines capture the architectural grandeur of the church, a symbol of faith and community in its locale. Notice the lone figure seated in the foreground. Her quiet presence invites reflection on the church's role in the lives of everyday people. One can only wonder about her individual story, hopes, and relationship with the church. Ballenberger’s choice to portray this Gothic structure is more than an aesthetic exercise; it is an engagement with cultural identity and historical memory. The church, built between 1304-1320, represents centuries of evolving narratives within its walls.