Gässchen mit Rückseite einer Mühle 

"Gässchen mit Rückseite einer Mühle" by Philipp Rumpf, a 19th-century German artist, depicts a narrow alleyway in a rural village. The central focus is the rear of a watermill, with its imposing waterwheel visible in the center. Rumpf’s watercolor technique conveys a sense of tranquility, highlighting the simplicity of daily life and the quiet beauty of a typical European village scene. This work is a prime example of Rumpf's skillful depiction of architectural details and his attention to capturing the atmospheric quality of light and shadow. It is currently housed at the Städel Museum.