Sankt Peter in Rom, von der Villa Pamphili aus gesehen 7 - 1828

"Sankt Peter in Rom, von der Villa Pamphili aus gesehen" is a pencil sketch by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, created in 1828. The drawing depicts a distant view of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, seen from the Villa Pamphili. Hessemer's minimalist style focuses on the architectural lines of the basilica, capturing its grand scale and iconic dome. The artist's signature and the date are inscribed in the bottom right corner, providing context for the viewer and confirming its authenticity. This sketch is an example of 19th-century landscape drawing, capturing the beauty of the Italian cityscape.