Flüßchen in einem Felsental 1795

"Flüßchen in einem Felsental" (Stream in a Rocky Valley) is a 1795 drawing by Carl Philipp Schallhas, a German artist known for his picturesque landscapes. The artwork depicts a serene river flowing through a valley, surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush greenery. Three figures are seen fishing on the riverbank, adding a sense of human presence to the idyllic scene. The composition, with its balanced arrangement of elements and a tranquil atmosphere, exemplifies the Romanticism movement in art, emphasizing nature's beauty and its ability to inspire awe. This drawing, housed in the Städel Museum, is a testament to Schallhas's skill in capturing the captivating details of the natural world.