FRANKFURT.- In Claude Lorrain, nature declares itself eternal, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe noted enthusiastically on the French Baroque artists landscape paintings in 1818. According to Germanys prince among poets and most famous Grand Tourist, Lorrains idealized, timeless landscapes possess the highest truth, but no trace of reality. As of February 2012, the Städel Museum will show one hundred and thirty works created at different points in Claude Lorrains (c. 1600 or 1604/051682) career, among them thirteen paintings and numerous drawings and prints. Prepared in partnership with the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, Claude Lorrain. The Enchanted Landscape will present the work of the most important landscape painter of the