S. Pancrazio, von der Villa Pamphili aus gesehen 7 - 1828

"S. Pancrazio, von der Villa Pamphili aus gesehen" is a pencil drawing by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, created in 1828. The artwork depicts the view of the church of San Pancrazio from the Villa Pamphili, a large park in Rome, Italy. Hessemer's detailed lines capture the architectural details of the church, with its prominent bell tower and the surrounding buildings, while the foreground features a few trees, adding a touch of natural beauty to the scene. The drawing is an example of 19th-century Romanticism, capturing the grandeur of historical buildings and the peaceful beauty of nature. The drawing is held in the Städel Museum in Frankfurt, Germany.