St Frediano in Lucca 1 - 1830
friedrichmaximilianhessemer
stadelmuseum
drawing, architecture
architectural sketch
drawing
aged paper
16_19th-century
quirky sketch
old engraving style
hand drawn type
etching
personal sketchbook
german
architectural drawing
architecture drawing
sketchbook drawing
architecture
"St Frediano in Lucca" is a pencil drawing by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, dating from the 19th century. The artwork depicts the facade of the Basilica of St Frediano, a prominent landmark in Lucca, Italy. The drawing showcases the intricate details of the basilica's architecture, including its tall bell tower and ornate doorway. Hessemer's precise lines and skillful shading create a sense of depth and perspective, highlighting the architectural grandeur of the basilica. The drawing is a testament to Hessemer's talent for capturing the beauty of Italian architecture. It is currently housed in the Städel Museum, a renowned art institution in Frankfurt, Germany.
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