Town hall Perugia 1828

"Town hall Perugia" is a watercolor painting created by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer in 1828. The painting depicts a view of the town hall of Perugia, Italy, a prominent civic building with a large, imposing facade, showcasing a series of arches and windows. The painting features a muted color palette and a soft, atmospheric style, with a focus on depicting the architectural details of the building and its setting within the bustling city. The piece exemplifies Hessemer's talent for capturing architectural grandeur and the vibrancy of urban life in his watercolors. The painting is now housed in the Städel Museum.