Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840)

Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) war der bedeutendste deutsche Maler der Romantik. Sogar seine Person verkörperte den typischen Romantiker: Er war eher introvertiert, naturverbunden und religiös, er sah die Natur als Spiegel menschlicher Empfindungen. In seinen akribisch genau gemalten Gemälden erreichte Friedrich eine unvergleichliche metaphysische Transparenz.

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Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) was the most important German Romantic painter. Even his person embodies the typical romantic: he was a rather introverted, nature and religiously, he saw nature as a mirror of human emotions. In his meticulously painted paintings, Friedrich reached an unparalleled metaphysical transparency.

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Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) was the most important German Romantic painters. Even his person embodied the typical romantic: He was more introverted, Environmentalist and religious, he saw nature as a mirror of human emotions. In his meticulously painted paintings Friedrich reached an incomparable metaphysical transparency.

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Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840 1774-1840 1774-1840) was the most important German painter of the Romantic period. Even his Person personified the typical romantic: he was more of an introvert, nature and religious, he saw nature as a mirror human sentiments. In his meticulously painted paintings exactly reached Friedrich an incomparable metaphysical transparency.