Caspar David Friedrich

Caspar David Friedrich (1774–1840) was a German painter and a leading figure of Romantic landscape painting, known for contemplative works that explore the sublime and man's relationship to nature.

Born 1774, died 1840. Major figure of German Romanticism; celebrated for landscapes that emphasize mood, solitude, and the sublime.

Deep-Frenk praises Wanderer above the Sea of Fog as the essence of Romanticism, describing the emotional and mystical experience the painting evokes. The review emphasizes the sublime, wonder and helplessness before nature. It is a personal, meditative reading rather than technical criticism.

For:readers interested in Romantic art, landscape painting, the sublime, and contemplative museum-goers