Kirche zu Königshofen, vier Stunden von Ansbach 

This pencil drawing by Karl Ballenberger, a German artist who lived from 1801 to 1860, depicts the Church of Königshofen, located four hours from Ansbach. The drawing, now housed in the Städel Museum, captures the church's imposing exterior, emphasizing its tall spire and intricate architectural details. Ballenberger’s precise and detailed style is evident in the delicate lines that outline the church's structure, showcasing the artist's keen eye for architectural detail. The drawing, a testament to Ballenberger's skill in architectural rendering, offers a glimpse into the church's architectural grandeur. The artwork is an example of 19th century German architectural drawings and is a valuable resource for historians and art lovers alike.