

View over Hallingdal
1844
This Romantic landscape combines Dahl’s affection for the scenery of his native Norway with the strain of deeply spiritual naturalism of which he was a chief exponent. Dahl recorded in his diary that he visited Hallingdal on August 23, 1844, on a sketching expedition in the company of his children and the painter Peder Balke. That October, Dahl offered this work to Christian Jürgensen Thomsen, an eminent archaeologist.
[source]
[source]
- License:
- Courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- For more:
- https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/110007014
More from this artist...
-
20973
-
8931
You may also like...
-
99505260
-
66488160
-
129004116
-
Starry Night 188831346141
-
Roses 189042870130
-
Self-Portrait 188976459118
-
33375128
-
30606133
-
36520104
-
85615212
-
73057171
-
98822162
-
The Signal 189954726129
-
The Milkmaid 166054965126
-
The Dance Class 187445787135
-
40818130
-
34544124
-
31979120