Gotische Nischen mit Steinbaldachin

drawing, ink, indian-ink, architecture

tall virtical shape

architectural sketch

drawing

aged paper

toned paper

16_19th-century

historic architecture

traditional architecture

ink

unrealistic statue

german

old-timey

indian-ink

folded paper

19th century

architecture

"Gotische Nischen mit Steinbaldachin" (Gothic Niches with Stone Canopy) is a detailed architectural drawing by German artist Karl Ballenberger. The drawing, which is currently housed at the Städel Museum, showcases Ballenberger's interest in the architectural details of Gothic structures. The drawing depicts a series of three arched niches, each supported by a slender column with intricate leaf carvings. The tops of the niches are adorned with elaborate stone canopies, emphasizing the beauty and intricacy of Gothic architectural design. This drawing demonstrates Ballenberger's skill in rendering architectural details with precision and detail, making it a valuable resource for understanding 19th-century architectural drawings and the enduring fascination with Gothic architecture.