Studienblatt_ Grundriss, Wandaufriss, Kapitell, Architekturprofile und -details 1829

This architectural study sheet, created by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer in 1829, showcases detailed pencil sketches of various architectural elements. The sheet, held in the Städel Museum, is comprised of several drawings, including plans, elevations, and close-up views of capitals, profiles, and details. These studies likely served as preparatory work for a larger architectural project and offer insight into the intricate design process of the 19th century. Hessemer's meticulous and precise drawings highlight the precision and care involved in architectural design during this era, emphasizing the delicate balance of form and function.