Woman with a Raven at a Precipice
Caspar David Friedrich · 1774-1840
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Why is this public domain? Caspar David Friedrich died in 1840; this work is in the public domain.
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A long-haired woman in a flowing robe stands on a rocky outcrop, gazing outward over a mountain range. A raven perches on a bare branch behind her, and a tall pine rises beside her under a cloudy sky. This 1803 print after Caspar David Friedrich's composition shows his characteristic Romantic treatment of solitude and the sublime landscape.
