San Pietro in Montorio in Rom 24 - 1828

"San Pietro in Montorio in Rom" is a pencil drawing by Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, dating back to 1824-1828. The piece depicts a view of the San Pietro in Montorio church in Rome, a prominent landmark known for its Renaissance architecture. Hessemer's meticulous lines capture the church's facade, including its bell tower and the surrounding gardens. The drawing, currently housed in the Städel Museum, showcases the artist's interest in architectural landscapes and his skill in capturing the essence of a place through simple yet expressive lines. This work is a valuable example of 19th-century architectural drawings, offering insights into the artistic perspectives of the period.