Ein Weg an Bäumen entlang, unter denen einige Hütten stehen, in der Ferne eine Figur 

This landscape drawing by Dutch artist Anthonie Waterloo, active in the 17th century, depicts a winding road leading through a wooded area, with several small structures nestled among the trees. The scene is rendered in a delicate, almost hazy style, with the use of subtle shading and light lines. The emphasis on atmospheric perspective creates a sense of depth and tranquility. This drawing is a characteristic example of Waterloo’s work, demonstrating his talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world. The Städel Museum houses this artwork, which remains a testament to his enduring legacy.