Salzburg vom Kapuzinerberg aus gesehen 3 - 1835
ludwigdanielphilippschmidt
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper
drawing
16_19th-century
quirky sketch
pen sketch
paper
personal sketchbook
german
sketchwork
pen-ink sketch
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
fantasy sketch
initial sketch
This pencil drawing, “Salzburg vom Kapuzinerberg aus gesehen,” by Ludwig Daniel Philipp Schmidt, depicts a sweeping vista of the Austrian city of Salzburg. The artwork, created in 1835, captures the city from a bird's-eye perspective, showcasing the historic cityscape framed by a mountain range. The drawing's light strokes and subtle shading render the architecture and landscape with a sense of depth and perspective, offering viewers a glimpse into the cityscape of Salzburg in the 19th century. This drawing, housed in the Städel Museum, is an example of landscape drawing and offers valuable insight into the art of cityscape representation in the 19th century.
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