Rom, Lateran und SS. Quattro Coronati 

This pencil drawing by Ernst Fries, a German artist of the early 19th century, depicts a view of the city of Rome. It is likely that this is a depiction of the Lateran Palace and the Basilica of St. John Lateran, which is a prominent feature of the city's skyline. The piece provides a glimpse into the cityscape, showcasing the architectural features and the surrounding landscape. The detailed rendering of the buildings and the overall composition speak to Fries's keen eye for observation and skill in capturing the essence of a place. This drawing offers a historical perspective on Rome during this period, capturing the city's vibrant history and architectural significance.