Schöner Brunnen te Neurenberg c. 1850

This detailed pencil drawing by Pierre Joseph Hubert Cuypers depicts the Schöner Brunnen, a 14th-century fountain in Nuremberg, Germany. Completed around 1850, the artwork captures the intricate details of the fountain's structure, including its numerous figures and ornate carvings. The artist's meticulous approach to capturing the architectural elements and the presence of figures in the foreground contributes to the artwork's sense of realism and historical significance. It is a valuable record of this iconic landmark, housed today at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.