About Flooded Woodlands near Oberrad: “Flooded Woodlands near Oberrad” is a painting by Christian Georg Schutz the Elder. It was created around 1760 - 1770. The scene depicts a wooded area near the town of Oberrad during a flooding event, likely caused by a nearby river overflowing its banks. On the left side of the painting, amidst the verdant foliage and rippling waters, a shepherd stands watch over his flock of sheep and goats. His figure is depicted with a sense of attentiveness, his gaze directed towards the grazing animals as they peacefully forage among the lush grasses and wildflowers. The shepherd's presence exudes a sense of quiet authority and guardianship, as he ensures the safety and well-being of his charges. In the center of the painting, nestled amidst the tranquil landscape, two cows have reached the water's edge. With cautious steps, they lower their heads to drink from the clear, reflective surface, their thirst quenched by the cool waters. Behind the two cows, three more lumber along the path towards the watering hole, guided by the familiar figure of the farmer. In the foreground, by the water's edge, a man and his faithful dog find respite from their journey. Meanwhile, on a winding path that winds through the lush woods, a farmer strides purposefully forward, accompanied by their curious child. Beside them, their loyal dog trots along, a steadfast companion on their journey through the woods. // Image Credit: Christian Georg Schütz, Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main
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