Kirche zu Brodswinden bei Ansbach 

This graphite drawing titled "Kirche zu Brodswinden bei Ansbach" by Karl Ballenberger, an artist born in 1801 and died in 1860, depicts a church in the countryside. The detailed depiction of the stone church with its tall spire, along with the surrounding houses and trees, evokes the tranquil atmosphere of a small village. The artwork's composition captures the architectural details of the church and emphasizes its presence within the landscape, creating a sense of serenity and simplicity. The drawing's subject matter and style are characteristic of the 19th-century German Romanticism movement, which often featured depictions of nature and everyday life. The Städel Museum houses this artwork, which highlights Ballenberger's talent for capturing architectural details and conveying a sense of place.