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| William Turner, Travellers in a Snowdrift, |
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| Caspar David Friedrich, The Chasseur in the Forest, 1814 |
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| George Morland, Soldier's Return |
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| Abraham Teerlink, By the koek-en-zopie, 1806 |
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| Henry Raeburn, Reverend Robert Walker, 1795 |
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| Francisco Goya, The Snowstorm, ca. 1786-87 |
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| Wilhelm Alexander Wolfgang von Kobell, Postilion on Horse in a Winter Landscape, ca. 1798 |
I'm sensing a theme....What could it be? :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I've always loved that Raeburn picture of the ice-skating reverend. He looks so serious while he's striking that funny pose.
Ha! How very perceptive of you! I love the Raeburn as well, you can see why the Nation Gallery of Scotland adopted it for their logo/mascot.
ReplyDeleteI love that ice skating one!
ReplyDeletePlease forgive my pedantry for my first comment on your blog (and edit it if you think it fit). Chausseur is a shoe-maker, not a hunter (chasseur). A funny mistake, but maybe you do not want it that way. Thanks for the interesting posts.
ReplyDeleteHa! A Cobbler in the Woods
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing it out, I surely wouldn't have noticed otherwise!