Johan Christian Dahl의 생애 속 이 작품
생애 전체 보기1818
Friendship with Caspar David Friedrich
Friedrich, fourteen years his senior, helps him establish himself in the city and becomes a close friend: the two share a love of nature and a profound contempt for academic clichés. Together with Friedrich and Carl Gustav Carus, Dahl will become one of the Dresden painters who exerted a decisive influence on German Romantic painting.
1818
Moves to Dresden
Having received a special stipend from Prince Christian Frederik, Dahl travels to Saxony and settles in Dresden, bringing letters of introduction to the city's leading citizens and artists. That same year he writes to the prince that he is representing nature above all in its freedom and wildness.
1820년 6월 12일
Married: Emilie von Block
1827
His wife Emilie dies in childbirth
Emilie Dahl dies in childbirth while bearing their fourth child.
1830년 1월
Married: Amalie von Bassewitz
December 1830
His second wife Amalie dies in childbirth
Amalie von Bassewitz, his student, whom he had married in January, also dies in childbirth. Dahl is crushed and many months pass before he can paint again; some years later the youngest child dies too, leaving Siegwald and Caroline as his two surviving children.
