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Pencil sketch of a river winding past boulders and trees toward distant mountains.

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River section near Massa, Ernst Fries (1825), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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A pencil drawing shows a river winding through a valley past scattered boulders, with trees on the banks and a range of mountains in the distance. The sketch is dated 1825 and is by Ernst Fries, held by the Städel Museum, and is titled River section near Massa.

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