Umriss einer Fassade mit getrepptem Giebel 

The German artist Karl Ballenberger (1801-1860) created this simple yet striking drawing of a building facade. The piece, currently housed in the Städel Museum, captures the essence of a stepped gable, a common architectural feature in Europe, with its minimalist lines and focus on form. The drawing, likely a study for a larger work, exemplifies Ballenberger's interest in architectural details and his ability to convey a sense of structure and perspective through a simplified visual language.