Schloß Hohaus bei Nördlingen 

"Schloß Hohaus bei Nördlingen" is a pencil and watercolor drawing by German artist Karl Ballenberger (1801-1860). The drawing, which is part of the Städel Museum's collection, depicts a perspective view of a narrow passageway, with the high walls of the Hohaus castle, located in Nördlingen, Germany, converging in the distance. The drawing is characterized by its delicate lines and subtle shading, highlighting the architectural details of the castle. The artist's keen eye for detail and his ability to create a sense of depth and perspective make this drawing a compelling example of 19th-century architectural realism.