Waldausgang, rechts die Ruine einer Kapelle, in die ein Reiter hineinreitet 

Karl Franz Kraul's "Waldausgang, rechts die Ruine einer Kapelle, in die ein Reiter hineinreitet" depicts a serene landscape scene. The painting, housed in the Städel Museum, showcases a winding path through a wooded area leading to a ruined chapel. The idyllic setting is populated with figures engaged in various activities, including a lone horseman riding into the chapel's ruins. Kraul, known for his meticulous detail and realistic depiction of nature, captures the tranquility of the scene with subtle brushstrokes and a harmonious color palette. This picturesque landscape painting, typical of Kraul's oeuvre, exemplifies the artistic trends of the 18th century.