The waterfall of Tivoli 

Claude Lorrain, a renowned 17th-century artist, created a delicate charcoal drawing titled "The waterfall of Tivoli." This drawing showcases Lorrain's mastery of depicting natural landscapes. The artwork, now housed at the Städel Museum, features a cascading waterfall framed by lush foliage. The artist's meticulous use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and light, effectively capturing the cascading water and the surrounding vegetation. This drawing reflects Lorrain's interest in the picturesque qualities of nature and exemplifies his ability to create a harmonious balance between realism and idealized beauty in his landscape drawings.