Der Dichter im Hemd an seinem Schreibpult 

"Der Dichter im Hemd an seinem Schreibpult" is a pencil drawing by Carl Spitzweg, known for his whimsical and often satirical depictions of everyday life. The drawing, housed at the Städel Museum, captures a solitary figure, perhaps a poet, standing at his desk in a simple shirt. The unfinished quality of the drawing hints at a moment of contemplation or creative inspiration. Spitzweg's style, with its detailed yet loose lines, adds a sense of intimacy and humor to the subject matter. This informal sketch, while lacking a specific date, provides a glimpse into the creative process of a renowned artist.