Indische Säule und Architrav mit figürlichem Schmuck 

This pencil drawing by Gustav Rügemer depicts a detailed architectural study of an Indian pillar and architrave. The piece features intricate details like the decorative floral motifs on the capital, the ornate frieze with scenes of riders and a figure seated amongst other figures, and the geometric patterns adorning the lower portion of the column. The meticulousness of Rügemer's work allows viewers to appreciate the craftsmanship and beauty of Indian architecture, capturing both the overall form and the specific carvings that give it its unique character. The drawing is a testament to the artist's interest in exploring architectural styles from different cultures.