House behind trees 

"House behind trees" is a pencil drawing by Otto Scholderer, a 19th-century artist, currently housed at the Städel Museum. The piece depicts a simple, white house partially obscured by a cluster of trees. The artist's use of detailed line work effectively conveys the textures of the bark and foliage, giving the scene a sense of depth and tranquility. This artwork is a fine example of the Realist style, focusing on everyday subjects in a natural setting.