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Richter painting is aimed at a thorough blending of the human figures with the landscape, and to glorify his mother country. | Richter painting is aimed at a thorough blending of the human figures with the landscape, and to glorify his mother country. | ||
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Image:Richter Ave Maria.jpg|Ave Maria, 1834. | Image:Richter Ave Maria.jpg|Ave Maria, 1834. | ||
Image:Richter Abendandacht im Walde 1842.jpg|The abandonment in the forrest, 1842. | Image:Richter Abendandacht im Walde 1842.jpg|The abandonment in the forrest, 1842. | ||
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Adrian Ludwig Richter (Dresden, 1803 - Dresden, 1884) was a German Romantic painter and etcher. His etchings were used too for illustrations for popular books and children's books.
Richter was one of the most beloved artists in Germany during most of the nineteenth century. [1]
Richter painting is aimed at a thorough blending of the human figures with the landscape, and to glorify his mother country.
The Watzman, 1824.
Ave Maria, 1834.
The abandonment in the forrest, 1842.
Bridal procession, 1847.
See also
