Savoyarde, am Boden liegend 1840

"Savoyarde, am Boden liegend" (1840) by Carl Werner (1808-?) is a watercolor painting depicting a Savoyard peasant, a member of a group of people from the Savoy region of the Alps, resting in a mountainous landscape. The painting exemplifies the Romantic era's focus on the beauty of nature and the lives of ordinary people. The use of watercolor creates a soft and atmospheric effect, highlighting the natural setting. This painting, currently housed in the Städel Museum, is a testament to the detailed observation and skill of the artist.