Polizeipräsident von Matthei und Maler Bluntschli auf der Straße 

This pencil sketch by Johann Heinrich Hasselhorst, created in the 19th century, depicts two figures walking down the street, likely in Germany. The sketch, which is housed in the Städel Museum, is a simple yet striking portrayal of everyday life, capturing the anonymous figures in their typical attire of the time. It offers a glimpse into the fashion and social dynamics of the era, highlighting the casual interactions between individuals within a public setting. The artist's keen observation and skillful use of line convey a sense of movement and realism, inviting the viewer to imagine the scene unfolding before them. The sketch is an example of the artist's interest in capturing the fleeting moments of daily life, often with a touch of humor or social commentary.