Mittelgebirgslandschaft mit senkrecht abfallenden Felsgruppen c. 1790 - 1794
georgmelchiorkraus
stadelmuseum
drawing, ink, indian-ink, graphite
drawing
amateur sketch
light pencil work
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
landscape
etching
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
ink
german
underpainting
indian-ink
15_18th-century
graphite
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Mittelgebirgslandschaft mit senkrecht abfallenden Felsgruppen" (c. 1790-1794) is a watercolor by the German artist Georg Melchior Kraus, now held in the Städel Museum. The painting showcases a tranquil landscape with steep cliffs rising in the distance, a quintessential example of Kraus's focus on capturing the natural beauty of his surroundings. This delicate, atmospheric work emphasizes the subtle play of light and shadow, reflecting the artist's meticulous observation of the natural world. Kraus's keen eye for detail and ability to translate the intricacies of light and shadow into his artwork are evident, creating a truly evocative landscape that transports viewers to the heart of the German countryside.
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