S. Bartolomeo all’Isola mit dem Pons Aemilius in Rom 1 - 1828
friedrichmaximilianhessemer
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, architecture
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drawing
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light pencil work
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16_19th-century
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quirky sketch
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incomplete sketchy
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paper
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personal sketchbook
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german
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idea generation sketch
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sketchwork
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pen-ink sketch
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sketchbook drawing
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sketchbook art
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architecture
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initial sketch
Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer's "S. Bartolomeo all’Isola mit dem Pons Aemilius in Rom" is a graphite drawing depicting a view of the island of San Bartolomeo in Rome, featuring the ancient Roman bridge Pons Aemilius. This artwork, currently located in the Städel Museum, likely dates back to the early 19th century, capturing a historical perspective of the iconic architecture. The meticulous detail and precise lines of the drawing showcase Hessemer's skill in capturing architectural features, offering a glimpse into the Roman cityscape of the past.
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