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Wanderer in the Storm - Julius Von Leypold | Wikoo.org - موسوعة الفنون الجميلة

Wanderer in the Storm – (Julius Von Leypold) سابق التالى


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تاريخ: 1835

حجم: 43 x 57 cm

متحف: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States Of America)

تقنية: Oil On Canvas

The figure of a wanderer in an untamed natural setting personified restless yearning for the German Romantics. Man’s loneliness and nature’s transience, themes clearly stated in this picture, find direct parallels in the works of the painter Caspar David Friedrich and the composer Franz Schubert, notably his song cycle Die Winterreise, or Winter Journey (1827).

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