Wasserfall im Gebirge, am Ufer und im Hintergrund Nadelhölzer

drawing, paper

drawing

toned paper

16_19th-century

landscape

possibly oil pastel

paper

oil painting

german

earthy tone

coloured pencil

coffee painting

watercolour illustration

botanical art

watercolor

warm toned green

Johann David Passavant's "Wasserfall im Gebirge, am Ufer und im Hintergrund Nadelhölzer" is a serene landscape painting that showcases the beauty of a mountain waterfall. Passavant, a German painter active in the 19th century, is known for his meticulous detail and realistic depictions of nature. The painting, currently housed in the Städel Museum, features a cascading waterfall flowing through a rocky landscape, surrounded by lush trees, including evergreens, which are visible in the background and foreground, creating a sense of depth and tranquility.