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Hutten's Grave

by Caspar David Friedrich

What is Hutten's Grave? Hutten's Grave is a masterpiece created in 1823 by Caspar David Friedrich. This Oil on canvas is currently housed at the Unknown/Private Collection. Use our interactive viewer below to explore community observations and add your own visual notes.

Detailed view of Hutten's Grave by Caspar David Friedrich at Unknown/Private Collection

About the Artwork

A depiction of a man in Lützow Free Corps uniform standing by the grave of Ulrich von Hutten, set within the overgrown ruins of a Gothic church, symbolizing themes of freedom and protest.

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Creation Year1823
Art StyleRomanticism
MediumOil on canvas
Hosting Museum Unknown/Private Collection
LocationN/A, N/A

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Where can I see Hutten's Grave?

This masterpiece is currently on display at the Unknown/Private Collection.

What style is Hutten's Grave?

It is categorized as Romanticism.

Gothic ruins Melancholy Graveyard Romantic landscape Protest art Nostalgia Nationalism Freedom Mourning Protest

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