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ID: #6278 | Klassizismus | Menschen

Das Gemälde zeigt eine idyllische Landschaft im Stil der Romantik. Es wird von einem großen Baum auf einer Anhöhe mit üppigem Grün dominiert. Unter dem Baum steht die kleine Figur eines Mannes, der in Richtung des Tals geht. Das Tal wird vom Sonnenuntergang beleuchtet, wodurch ein Kontrast zwischen dem hellen Himmel und den Schatten der Landschaft entsteht. Im Hintergrund sieht man die Konturen der Berge und geheimnisvolle Silhouetten von Bäumen, die einen Fluss oder See umgeben, der sich in die Ferne erstreckt.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is grün and its shape is landschaft. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Before the American Classicist landscape artist Asher Brown Durand (1796-1886) became a painter, he worked with his father as a watchmaker. Later, he went to the engraver Peter Maverick, who assigned him a branch in New York to manage. In 1820, he cut ties with Maverick and went solo. His reputation grew and together with other artists, he founded the National Academy of Design. It is this step that brought Durand closer to painting. He admired Thomas Cole, and after buying a few of his paintings, they became friends. Durand took landscape painting seriously and in 1840, he went on a journey across Europe to study the old masters. In Britain, he met with the works of the important landscape painter John Constable. After returning, Durand took advantage of all the knowledge acquired in his paintings (Acknowledgment). In 1855, he became president of the National Academy of Design until his term was ended by the civil war.