Zwei Wanderer am Wasserfall im Gebirge ruhend 

Franz Kobell's pen and ink drawing presents us with two wanderers resting by a waterfall in the mountains. The waterfall is a dominant symbol, representing the power of nature, but also its transience. Water, as a life-giving element, has long held symbolic weight across cultures. Consider its roaring descent; this motif echoes in countless myths, from the rivers of the underworld to the baptismal waters of rebirth. Here, the wanderers pause in its presence, perhaps contemplating their own journey. The act of wandering itself is a powerful symbol of human experience, mirroring our search for meaning and understanding. This drawing taps into a collective memory—the subconscious pull of the natural world—a force that continues to resonate, reminding us of our connection to the earth. This non-linear progression brings forth a deeper understanding of our place within the vast unfolding of time.