Unidentified depiction c. 1748

This drawing, created around 1748 by Paul Egell, is a study for a larger artwork. It depicts a group of figures in a landscape setting, but the details are barely visible. The light strokes and faint lines suggest the artist was exploring composition and form. The sketch is a valuable glimpse into the artistic process, providing insight into Egell's creative development. It's currently housed in the Städel Museum, a significant repository of art history.