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ArtistAusgetrocknetes Flussbett des Rheins bei Worms in Nähe der Nibelungenbrücke. In Hintergrund ist der Wormeser Kaiserdom zu sehen. Im Vordergrund liegt auf dem Grund des ausgetrockneten Rheins der Schatz der Nibelungen: Goldschmuck, Goldmünzen, Juwelen, Edelsteine, Diamanten und Silbergeschmeide auf einem großen funkelndem und glitzerden Haufen mit einem Goldhelm und Edelsteinverziertem Schwert, Dolch, Zepter und Reichsapfel. Drum herum ein paar vertrocknete Fische. Blick aus der Froschperspektive. (((One single image. No text in image at all)))
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nibelungenhort
A detailed and vibrant painting features an elaborate treasure trove resting on a dry, rocky riverbed, surrounded by dead fish, with a distant city skyline and bridge under a celestial, surreal sky. The foreground is dominated by a large pile of gold and jeweled objects, including a golden crown with intricate filigree and numerous red and green gemstones, a golden scepter also adorned with colorful gems, and a golden sword with a jeweled hilt lying horizontally across the treasure. A golden orb with green patterns and red jewels also sits among the riches. The treasure pile is composed of countless gold coins, medallions, and other ornate jewelry pieces, sparkling with a variety of colored gemstones like rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and amethysts.
Scattered across the dry, cracked earth of the riverbed are several dead fish, depicted with scales and open mouths, their bodies appearing somewhat metallic or fossilized. The riverbed itself is a mosaic of small rocks, pebbles, and dry sand in earthy tones.
In the middle ground, a large, multi-arched stone bridge spans the scene horizontally, connecting the two distant riverbanks. Lampposts line the bridge. Beyond the bridge, to the left, lies a city with a large cathedral that resembles the cathedral in Worms on the Rhine.