White flowering dogwood branches 

This painting, titled "White flowering dogwood branches," is a work by Philipp Rumpf, a German artist born in 1821. It is a still life work that captures the delicate beauty of dogwood flowers with an emphasis on realistic detail and the texture of the foliage. The artwork, housed in the Städel Museum, displays Rumpf's meticulous brushstrokes and demonstrates his affinity for the natural world, a common theme in his work. Rumpf's artwork reflects the Romantic era's fascination with nature and the desire to capture its beauty in art.