Tree section by the water 

Anthonie Waterloo's "Tree section by the water" is a delicate pencil drawing that displays the artist's mastery of landscape. The drawing depicts a tranquil scene of a river winding through a wooded area, with a single large tree dominating the foreground. The artist's meticulous attention to detail, evident in the depiction of the trees, foliage, and water, highlights Waterloo's skill in creating a realistic and peaceful representation of nature, a hallmark of the Dutch Golden Age landscape genre. The drawing's soft, light tones evoke a sense of serenity and tranquility, making it a captivating study of nature's beauty. This drawing is part of the Städel Museum collection.