Die wieder vereinten Brautpaare auf dem Weg aus dem Wald, vorn Helena und Demetrius, dahinter Hermia und Lysander 1883

"Die wieder vereinten Brautpaare auf dem Weg aus dem Wald, vorn Helena und Demetrius, dahinter Hermia und Lysander" (The reunited bridal couples on the way out of the forest, in front Helena and Demetrius, behind Hermia and Lysander) is a watercolor painting created by Leopold von Bode in 1883. The artwork depicts four figures from Shakespeare's play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream" emerging from a forest. The visual style is Romantic, with a soft, ethereal quality, and a focus on the emotion and relationships of the figures. Bode captures the joyful reunion of the two couples after the confusion and chaos of the forest. This work is currently held in the Städel Museum.