St. Peter, Vatikan und Belvedere in Rom 

"St. Peter, Vatikan und Belvedere in Rom" is a pencil drawing by Johann Wilhelm Schirmer, a prominent German landscape artist. The artwork, housed at the Städel Museum, depicts a panoramic view of St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican, and the Belvedere Palace in Rome, showcasing Schirmer's keen eye for architectural detail and his ability to capture the grandeur of the Italian landscape. The minimalist aesthetic, with its emphasis on line and light, highlights the iconic structures and contributes to the artwork's timeless appeal. This drawing exemplifies Schirmer's mastery of the architectural landscape, a genre that became popular during the Romantic era.