Flaneuere und Silhouette Münchens 19 - 1832

"Flaneuere und Silhouette Münchens" is a pen and ink drawing by German artist Fritz Bamberger, created in 1832 and currently housed at the Städel Museum. The artwork depicts a chaotic and grotesque scene featuring a variety of figures, including skeletal figures, demons, and other fantastical creatures. The drawing, which is a satirical take on the city of Munich, offers a glimpse into the artist's unique and often dark perspective. The use of pen and ink allows for a dynamic and expressive rendering of the figures, creating a sense of movement and energy. The artwork is a prime example of Bamberger's penchant for the grotesque, often exploring themes of death, satire, and the human condition.