Object type: Drawing
Dallandskap med bindingsverkhus og vandrer
- Artist: Caspar David Friedrich
- Creation date: 9. mai 1807
About
- Creation date:
- 9. mai 1807
- Other titles:
- Tallandschaft mit Fachwerkhaus und Wanderer (GER)
- Object type:
- Drawing
- Materials and techniques:
- Blyant på papir
- Material:
- Paper
- Dimensions:
- Height: 367 mm
- Width: 241 mm
- Keywords:
- Visual art
- Classification:
- 532 - Bildende kunst
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"Dallandskap med bindingsverkhus og vandrer" is part of
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