Caspar David Friedrich — The Painter
Caspar David Friedrich. Where it all started
The landscape paintings of Friedrich with their vibrant colours, his enigmatic rendering of light, and his depiction of vast horizons have had an enduring influence on our view of nature. They derive their remarkable luminosity from a subtle transparency in the application of paint and its fascinating nuances. In the Albertinum, his works are juxtaposed with important landscape paintings from the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister Dresden.
- Exhibition Site Albertinum
- DATES 24/08/2024—05/01/2025
Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday 10—18
Thursday—Saturday 10—21
Monday closed
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The following tickets are available (children and young people under 17 are admitted free of charge):
Caspar David Friedrich. Where it all started – The Painter (time ticket special exhibition at Albertinum): 12 € / reduced 9 € / groups with 10 persons or more 11 € per person
Caspar David Friedrich. Where it all started – The Painter/Plus (time ticket special exhibition at Albertinum, including permanent exhibition): 20 € / reduced 17 € / groups with 10 persons or more 19 € per person
Caspar David Friedrich. Where it all started – The Painter/Flexticket (admission special exhibition at Albertinum, flexible time of visit, valid 1 day): 20 €
Caspar David Friedrich – Der Maler
These landscapes by the great masters – Jacob van Ruisdael, Salvator Rosa, and Claude Lorrain – were already among the gallery's most acclaimed masterpieces during Friedrich's lifetime. In addition, the exhibition also sheds light on Friedrich's networks and shows works by his friends and contemporaries.
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Friedrichs Netzwerke
Paintings by the artist's friends, his pupils and painters in his circle, including the academy professors, illustrate the complexity of the art world at the beginning of the 19th century. The Albertinum presents an overview of the spectrum of pictorial worlds between 1800 and 1850 in which Caspar David Friedrich's masterpieces were located. Numerous loans from German and European museums are also represented in the exhibition, including the Hamburger Kunsthalle, the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, the Museum Folkwang, the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid and the Belvedere in Vienna.
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In den Ausstellungen
The exhibition at the Albertinum and the accompanying programme will also illustrate references to other places in the city and the region and incorporate different perspectives, artistic and scientific approaches to the artist and his work. In Dresden, the Caspar David Friedrich Festival on the occasion of his 250th birthday will thus reach its crowning conclusion.
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