Carl Blechen, 1829 - Buổi chiều ở Capri - bản in mỹ thuật

Afternoon in Capri is a painting by Carl Blechen in the year 1829. The over 190 tuổi ban đầu đo kích thước - 91 x 130 cm - khung: 113 x 150 x 10 cm và được vẽ bằng phương tiện dầu trên vải. Tác phẩm nghệ thuật này được bao gồm trong bộ sưu tập kỹ thuật số của Chòi canh, là một trong những bảo tàng nổi tiếng nhất châu Âu với ba địa điểm kết hợp trải nghiệm kiến ​​trúc và nghệ thuật theo một cách độc đáo. Cái này nghệ thuật hiện đại phạm vi công cộng work of art is being provided - courtesy of © Belvedere, Vienna, inventory number: 1996. Creditline of the artwork: mua từ đại lý nghệ thuật Gustav Nebehay, Vienna năm 1918. Bên cạnh đó, sự liên kết là cảnh quan và có tỉ số cạnh là 1.4: 1, ngụ ý rằng chiều dài hơn chiều rộng 40%. The painter Carl Blechen was a European artist from Germany, whose art style can mainly be assigned to Realism. The German artist was born in 1798 ở cotbus và qua đời ở tuổi 42 in the year 1840 in Berlin.

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We went to Capri to stay there for two days. but as we were the first day there was a very violent storm at sea that we could not go back; we had to stay there for eight days. Why he could experience the sea in such an intense blue This entry in Blechen's diary says. During this unintentionally long stay, the painter made several sketches, which he later heranzog for representing the sprawling bay on the north side of the island. In the middle of bushes almost hidden, you can see the fishing village of Marina Grande, at the end of the island rises above the Tiberiusfelsen Villa Jovis. Distance on the horizon takes shadowy offshoot of the Sorrento peninsula. Sheets refrained from using a meticulous drawing to describe the terrain or characterize trees and bushes, but he designed the view alone with the brush. Colorful shadows and pale colors illustrate an area in the scorching sunlight. A little later, the German painter was appointed professor of landscape painting at the Berlin Academy. The painting acquired the poetess Bettina von Arnim. [Sabine Grabner 8/2009]