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 The Monk by the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich, 1808-10, oil on canvas

The Monk by the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich, 1808-10, oil on canvas


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Moonrise over the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich, 1822, oil on canvas

Moonrise over the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich, 1822, oil on canvas


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 Two men contemplating the Moon, Caspar David Friedrich, 1819-20, oil on canvas

Two men contemplating the Moon, Caspar David Friedrich, 1819-20, oil on canvas


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Woman at a Window, Caspar David Friedrich, 1832, oil on canvas

Woman at a Window, Caspar David Friedrich, 1832, oil on canvas


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 Sunset (Brothers), Caspar David Friedrich, 1830-5, oil on canvas

Sunset (Brothers), Caspar David Friedrich, 1830-5, oil on canvas


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The Abbey in the Oakwood, Caspar David Friedrich, 1809-10, oil on canvas

The Abbey in the Oakwood, Caspar David Friedrich, 1809-10, oil on canvas


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Woman before the Rising Sun, Caspar David Friederich, c. 1818, oil on canvas

Woman before the Rising Sun, Caspar David Friederich, c. 1818, oil on canvas


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“Woman before the Rising Sun” (1818-20, Germany), Oil painting, by Caspar David Friedric

“Woman before the Rising Sun” (1818-20, Germany), Oil painting, by Caspar David Friedrich


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Caspar David Friedrich, Abbey in the Oakwoods, 1809.

Caspar David Friedrich, Abbey in the Oakwoods, 1809.


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We’re throwing off sparksWanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818), Caspar David Friedrich / Oceanographe

We’re throwing off sparks

Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818), Caspar David Friedrich / Oceanographer’s Choice, The Mountain Goats


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Caspar David Friedrich - El caminante sobre el mar de nubes (1818)“Sentado en la esquina” La Piedra

Caspar David Friedrich - El caminante sobre el mar de nubes (1818)

“Sentado en la esquina” La Piedra Buenahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9MpXMs0t3M


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Caspar David Friedrich, Two Men Contemplating the Moon (1830) / Vampire Weekend, Unbelievers (2013)

Caspar David Friedrich, Two Men Contemplating the Moon (1830) / Vampire Weekend, Unbelievers (2013)


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modern-vampires-of-art-history: Caspar David Friedrich, Fishing boats between two rocks on the beach

modern-vampires-of-art-history:

Caspar David Friedrich, Fishing boats between two rocks on the beach of the Baltic Sea (1830) / Vampire Weekend, Bryn (2008)


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 Statue of the Madonna in the Mountains, Caspar David Friedrich (German, 1774-1840), 1804Brush and b

Statue of the Madonna in the Mountains, Caspar David Friedrich (German, 1774-1840), 1804

Brush and black ink and gray wash, with graphite, on cream wove paper

244 × 382 mm


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study/parody painting i did for one of my classes in college. i had to combine a classic painting wi

study/parody painting i did for one of my classes in college. i had to combine a classic painting with a pop culture icon! for this project, i chose to combine caspar david friedrich’s wanderer above the sea of fog with the legend of zelda: the wind waker’s toon link!


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 ~*insert victory dance  music*~What do you guys think?! This is my spin on Caspar David Friedrich&r

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What do you guys think?! This is my spin on Caspar David Friedrich’s painting from 1818, ‘Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog’. The original painting’s subject is debated, but the Rückenfigur (figure from behind) is theorized to be a ranger or soldier – specifically Colonel Friedrich Gotthard von Brincken. I thought it very fitting that Cloud take his spot in the piece, as a reference to the ingame first class group, SOLDIER. I hinted to the color and shape of the logo with my METEOR in the sky – and we also get a nice look at the northern crater as Cloud stands above the fog. The ribbon is something I’ve always felt was special in the FFVII games – because my head canon liked to think the accessory RIBBON was also tied to Aerith’s hair ribbon (some of the best stats in the game). In Cloud’s sword we see the Buster sword with some materia, one of which is HOLY, and of course… a few references hidden on the craggy rocks he stands on, as well.

 
I’ll post a better look at the final image later, if you like it! Let me know how you feel or what you think ! And if you want to see how relaxing and simple it was to paint that snow on the crags, check out the reel I posted not too long ago :P

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