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Carl Julius von Leypold

German Romantic landscape painter (1806–1874)

Born in Dresden. Died in Niederlößnitz.

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A life in paintings

Born 180610 dated paintingsDied 1874

16 works

  • Trees in  the moonlight
    Trees in the moonlight
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1824 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Foggy Russian graveyard
    Foggy Russian graveyard
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    c. 1830
  • Oak and birch in spring
    Oak and birch in spring
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1832 · Nationalmuseum
  • Cemetery entrance
    Cemetery entrance
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1832 · Germanisches Nationalmuseum
  • Evening atmosphere in the mountains
    Evening atmosphere in the mountains
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    c. 1832
  • Landschaft mit aufziehendem Gewitter
    Landschaft mit aufziehendem Gewitter
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1833–1834 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
  • Wanderer in the Storm
    Wanderer in the Storm
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1835 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Landscape with Megalithic Grave
    Landscape with Megalithic Grave
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    c. 1835–1840 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Harbor view with barges
    Harbor view with barges
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1858
  • Barges by the banks of river Elbe
    Barges by the banks of river Elbe
    Carl Julius von Leypold
    1871
  • The Remains of a Monastery in Winter
    The Remains of a Monastery in Winter
    Carl Julius von Leypold
  • Abbey church in winter (St. Michaelis in Bautzen?)
    Abbey church in winter (St. Michaelis in Bautzen?)
    Carl Julius von Leypold
  • Homestead in the winter
    Homestead in the winter
    Carl Julius von Leypold
  • Farmstead in spring
    Farmstead in spring
    Carl Julius von Leypold
  • Village view in winter
    Village view in winter
    Carl Julius von Leypold
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