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Saturday, September 5, 2015

Casper David Friedrich

9/05/2015 02:20:00 AM


Casper David Friedrich


Casper David Friedrich

Casper David Friedrich, German Romantic painter is one of the most important artists of his generation. Wikipedia

Birth: September 5, 1774, Greifswald, Germany
Death: May 7, 1840, Dresden, Germany
Periods: romantic, romantic German
Education: University of Greifswald, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Casper David Friedrich (September 5, 1774 - May 7, 1840), German Romantic painter is one of the most important artists of his generation. Artist Caspar Friedrich Caspar Friedrich was born in Dresden in 1798, and throughout his life was someone vomits mused with a sort of pessimism and melancholy mother died when he was seven years old and six years after brother died while he was saving Caspar from drowning this incident tries left a deep impact on the character of this great artist, thus allowing it throughout his life and reality obsessed with death, nature and the Creator in an isolated spot of beautiful nature Caspar found some solace and inspiration he was traveling to the Baltic coast and visit the mountains there, and it seems that those landscapes venerable and provided him with rich themes of painting and during his travels was Friedrich painted paintings specific motifs such as rainbows and trees and huge oaks etc. and where he gave the ability to observe nature and ponder it was inclined to express them with my own eyes believer pious, and this expression produced plates with expressive power and spiritual enormous In almost all his works confirms Friedrich that death does not lies in the cemetery only, He Atrsdna dark clouds behind or in front of half a boat disappeared in the mist or behind the entrance to the depths of the forest contributed boards Caspar Friedrich and Beethoven together and dramatically in the deep expression of the German romantic

Casper David Friedrich pain

Casper David Friedrich pain

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