RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM IN CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH*

Caspar David Friedrich and the 20th Century by Alicia Berdan Art styles in the twentieth century were heavily influenced by the revolutionary changes in art and culture that occurred in the nineteenth century The first fifty years of the nineteenth century saw the rise and change of how art was expressed to the viewer

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Caspar David Friedrich (1774–1840) The Polar Sea (1824) Oil on canvas (97 8 cm × 128 3 cm) Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany/The Bridgeman Art Library about winter itself, stark, still, desolate, where “no man

RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM IN CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH*

RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM IN CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH* COLIN J BAILEY EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART In memory ofKeith Andrews (l920~9),a dear friend and colleague On 8 February 1808 the Morgenblatt fur gebildete Stiinde in Dresden informed its readers that Caspar David Friedrich 'hadabandoned his previous practice ofpainting in sepia [whether permanently

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Caspar David Friedrich and the 20th Century

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RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM IN CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH*