Die Teufelsbrücke an der Via Mala bei Andermatt im Kanton Uri c. 1780

Franz Schütz's "Die Teufelsbrücke an der Via Mala bei Andermatt im Kanton Uri" (c. 1780) is a graphite drawing of a bridge in the Swiss Alps. The bridge, known as the Devil's Bridge, is depicted against a dramatic backdrop of towering, craggy cliffs and a cascading river. The scene showcases the artist's keen eye for detail in rendering the texture of the rocks and the flow of the water. Schütz, a Swiss landscape painter, was known for his depictions of the picturesque Swiss countryside. This drawing exemplifies his skill in capturing the grandeur and awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world.