Baumbestandene Felslandschaft mit Wasserfall und zwei Wanderern, die einander beim Anstieg helfen 

Franz Kobell, a prominent German artist of the late 18th century, is known for his masterful depictions of landscapes. "Baumbestandene Felslandschaft mit Wasserfall und zwei Wanderern, die einander beim Anstieg helfen," is a drawing that showcases Kobell's keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the drama of nature. This captivating work depicts a rocky, mountainous landscape with a cascading waterfall as its focal point, a scene which is animated by two hikers assisting each other on their ascent. The delicate use of washes in brown tones and pencil lines create a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the rugged beauty of the natural world. This drawing is a testament to Kobell's commitment to capturing the essence of the landscape and remains a cherished part of the Städel Museum's collection.