Kneeling knight at the well c. 1892

"Kneeling Knight at the Well," a drawing by Fritz Boehle, is a depiction of a knight kneeling and filling a bowl with water from a spring. The knight's armor, horse, and the surrounding landscape are rendered in a detailed and expressive style. Boehle's artwork captures a moment of solitude and reverence, showcasing the knight's commitment to the medieval ideals of chivalry and religious devotion. The use of dark and light contrasts creates a sense of depth and realism, highlighting the knight's isolation and the importance of this seemingly simple act. This piece, housed at the Städel Museum, embodies the artistic trends of the late 19th century, with its focus on historical narratives and evocative imagery.