Landschaft, vorn ein Wasser, links zwei Angler 

This sepia toned drawing by Theodor de Bruyn, a Dutch artist active in the 18th century, depicts a serene landscape with a focus on a stream that flows through a rural scene. The artist, known for his depictions of daily life, captures the peaceful atmosphere with two fishermen by the water, a small thatched-roof house, and tall trees that frame the scene. The work, currently held at the Städel Museum, exemplifies de Bruyn's skill in capturing the tranquility of nature and the simple pleasures of rural life, a genre known as "Landschaftsmalerei" (Landscape Painting).