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Carl Gustav Carus

German artist
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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Germany

    Among his pupils was Carl Gustav Carus, a physician, philosopher, and self-taught painter whose chief contribution was as a theorist; Neun Briefe über Landschaftsmalerei (1831; ā€œNine Letters on Landscape Paintingā€) elucidates and expands the ideas of Friedrich, adding Carus’s own more-scientific approach to natural phenomena. Other important painters influenced…

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    Among his pupils was Carl Gustav Carus, a physician, philosopher, and self-taught painter whose chief contribution was as a theorist; Neun Briefe über Landschaftsmalerei (1831; ā€œNine Letters on Landscape Paintingā€) elucidates and expands the ideas of Friedrich, adding Carus’s own more-scientific approach to natural phenomena. Other important painters influenced…

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