Sumpfige Waldpartie, im Vordergrund Wasser, an dessen Uferböschung fünf Figuren sich aufhalten 

"Sumpfige Waldpartie, im Vordergrund Wasser, an dessen Uferböschung fünf Figuren sich aufhalten" is a black and white landscape drawing by Dutch artist Anthonie Waterloo (1610-1690), currently housed in the Städel Museum. The piece depicts a river winding through a dense forest, with five figures situated on the bank. Waterloo's detailed representation of the forest's foliage and the natural light filtering through the trees showcase the artist's talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world, a signature feature of his work. This drawing is a prime example of 17th-century Dutch landscape drawings, known for their meticulous detail and realistic portrayal of the natural world.