Wasserfall zwischen Felsblöcken 10 - 1834

"Wasserfall zwischen Felsblöcken" (Waterfall between Rock Blocks) is a detailed pencil and watercolor drawing created in 1834 by German artist Carl Morgenstern, known for his landscapes and depictions of nature. The drawing, now housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a close-up view of a waterfall cascading through a rocky ravine. The intricate detail of the rocks and the subtle nuances of light and shadow give the work a sense of realism and tranquility. Morgenstern's meticulous approach to his subject matter is evident in the carefully rendered textures and forms of the natural world.