Moonrise on an Empty Shore, Caspar David Friedrich, 1837/1839
Caspar David Friedrich, retratoCaspar David FriedrichAlemania, 1774–1840

Moonrise on an Empty Shore

1837/1839 · Drawing

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1992.11.1

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En la vida de Caspar David Friedrich

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  1. 1825–1840

    The fading of his fame

    Over the last fifteen years of his life Friedrich’s reputation steadily declines: as the ideals of early Romanticism go out of fashion he comes to be seen as an eccentric and melancholy figure out of touch with the times, and his patrons gradually fall away. Towards the end he lives in relative poverty and spends long periods, often beginning before sunrise, walking alone through woods and fields.

  2. 1835

    Money from the Russian royal family and a cure at Teplitz

    Soon after his stroke the Russian royal family purchases a number of his earlier works, and the proceeds allow him to travel to Teplitz, in today’s Czech Republic, to recover.

  3. June 1835

    His first stroke

    Friedrich’s first stroke leaves him with minor limb paralysis and greatly reduces his ability to paint: he can no longer work in oil and is limited to watercolour, sepia and reworking older compositions. His vision remains strong, but his hand has lost its full strength.

  4. by 1838

    Small formats only and the help of friends

    By 1838 Friedrich can work only in a small format; he and his family live in poverty and depend increasingly on the charity of friends. In his final years he is close to the Norwegian painter Johan Christian Dahl, and the support of Zhukovsky proves invaluable to the ailing and impoverished artist.

  5. 1840

    Zhukovsky visits his ailing friend

    Shortly before Friedrich’s death Zhukovsky visits him for the last time; the friendship that began in 1821 lasted to the end.

  6. 7 de mayo de 1840

    Died

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