Caspar David Friedrich:
Painting "Wanderer above the Sea of Mist" (1818) in a frame
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Limited, 499 exemplars | Certificate | Reproduction, giclée on canvas | Stretcher frame | Genuine wood framing | Format: 74 x 91 cm
With his nature paintings, Friedrich wanted to present an insight of the human soul. He took long walks through the mountains and along the coast, feeling the human smallness as opposed to the immense force of nature. As a lonely wanderer, he looked longingly into a wide landscape, with wide horizon. The rising sun symbolizes hope, the mist, the uncertainty of what is coming up. He is turned with his back to the viewer and invites viewers to turn to their own self and to admire the spectacle of nature.
Original: Oil on canvas, Kunsthalle Hamburg.
For a brilliant, authentic reproduction, the original was transferred, using a fine art giclée technique, directly on real art canvas of 100% cotton and stretched on a stretcher frame. Limited series of 499 exemplars, serially numbered on the backside. Framed in hand-made, genuine wood framing, with antique gilded finishing. Format: 74 x 91 cm.
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Caspar David Friedrich: Painting "Wanderer above the Sea of Mist" (1818) in a frame
With his nature paintings, Friedrich wanted to present an insight of the human soul. He took long walks through the mountains and along the coast, feeling the human smallness as opposed to the immense force of nature. As a lonely wanderer, he looked longingly into a wide landscape, with wide horizon. The rising sun symbolizes hope, the mist, the uncertainty of what is coming up. He is turned with his back to the viewer and invites viewers to turn to their own self and to admire the spectacle of nature.
Original: Oil on canvas, Kunsthalle Hamburg.
For a brilliant, authentic reproduction, the original was transferred, using a fine art giclée technique, directly on real art canvas of 100% cotton and stretched on a stretcher frame. Limited series of 499 exemplars, serially numbered on the backside. Framed in hand-made, genuine wood framing, with antique gilded finishing. Format: 74 x 91 cm.