Gezicht op een Lutherlinde bij Worms 1822

Jakob Wilhelm Christian Roux's "Gezicht op een Lutherlinde bij Worms" from 1822 is a detailed etching depicting a view of the Lutherlinde tree, a linden tree in Worms, Germany, believed to have been planted by Martin Luther. The artwork shows the tree in the foreground, with a winding path leading towards it, a small village beyond, and a clouded sky. The etching, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, captures the romanticism of the period and is a fine example of Roux's landscape work.