Jul 9, 2016
Atalay Mansuroğlu — Friedrich in the Orient, 2011.
Painting: watercolor on paper.
A vision of how Caspar David Friedrich might have rendered an oriental landscape.
Watercolor
Romanticism
Referential
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Atalay Mansuroğlu — Friedrich in the Orient, 2011.
Painting: watercolor on paper.
A vision of how Caspar David Friedrich might have rendered an oriental landscape.
Watercolor
Romanticism
Referential
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