
Caspar David Friedrich, "Woman in Window", Oil on Canvas, 1822, 44 cm × 37 cm

Caspar David Friedrich, "The wanderer above the sea of fog", Oil on Canvas, 1818, 98 cm × 74 cm

Caspar David Friedrich, "Moonrise over the Sea", Oil on Canvas, 1822, 55 cm × 71 cm

Caspar David Friedrich, "Two men contemplating the Moon", Oil on Canvas, 1819, 35 cm × 44 cm

Caspar David Friedrich, "Man and Woman Contemplating the Moon", Oil on Canvas, c. 1830-1835, 34 cm × 44 cm
Images from
Wiki CommonsI picked up "
Casper David Friedrich and the Subject of Landscape" from the library a couple of days ago and in one section the author accompanied a selection of Friedrich's landscapes that featured a subject(s) looking out onto the landscape with this quote:
"Who has turned us round like this so that we,
whatever we do, have the bearing of
someone who's going away?"
- Rainer Maria Rilke
2 comments:
I so enjoy reading your blog and look forward to your show in June.
thanks Katharine! I'm looking forward to the show in June too - though I'm a bit anxious about getting everything I have planned finished in time...
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