Via Appia in Perugia 11 - 1851
friedrichwilhelmludwig
stadelmuseum
drawing, architecture
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architectural sketch
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drawing
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amateur sketch
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aged paper
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16_19th-century
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old engraving style
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incomplete sketchy
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etching
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german
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architectural section drawing
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architectural drawing
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architecture drawing
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architectural proposal
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architecture
"Via Appia in Perugia" is a pencil drawing created by German artist Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig in 1851. The artwork depicts a street scene in Perugia, Italy, framed by a series of arches. The perspective of the drawing guides the viewer's eye up a set of stairs, towards a distant view of the city. The use of graphite lines creates a sense of depth and detail, highlighting the architectural elements of the scene. The drawing is currently housed in the Städel Museum, a testament to Ludwig's talent for capturing the beauty of urban landscapes.
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