Entwurf zur Dreikönigskirche in Sachsenhausen

cardboard, drawing, ink, indian-ink, architecture

cardboard

architectural sketch

drawing

aged paper

16_19th-century

photo restoration

architecture mock-up

historical photography

ink

german

indian-ink

19th century

architectural drawing

architecture drawing

architectural proposal

watercolor

architecture

"Entwurf zur Dreikönigskirche in Sachsenhausen" is an architectural drawing created by Ludwig Hoffstadt, a German architect born in 1842. This detailed drawing depicts a design for a church building, showcasing the intricate details of the Gothic Revival style. The drawing features a prominent spire and a facade adorned with pointed arches and decorative elements, reflecting the revival of medieval architectural principles that characterized the Gothic Revival movement. The artwork, now housed in the Städel Museum, offers a glimpse into the architectural aspirations of the 19th century and provides a valuable insight into the influence of historic styles on modern design.