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Carl Gustav Carus – Balcony in Naples

Artist

Carl Gustav Carus born on January 3, 1789 in Leipzig died on July 28, 1869 in Dresden. Carus is deemed as one of the most versatile universal scholar of the 19. Century. He was an active doctor, gynecologist, anatomist, pathologist and psychologist. He was a doctor and a natural philosopher.

Artwork

The painting “Balcony in Naples” was created in 1829 or 1830 during a trip to Italy. It measures 21.3 x 28.4 cm (width x height)

Brief description

In 1828 Carl Gustav Carus accompanied the painter and doctor, Prince Friedrich August of Saxony on a journey to Italy. Nowadays, with the help of Carl Gustav Carus’s diary, one can still enjoy Carus’s excitement upon arrival in Nepal on May 4th: “An old, richly dressed, German chamberlain shows everyone to their already prepared room. I was awaiting my “go!” with a lot of excitement! Finally he guides me up to my room. Upon entering my room, there lies the Vesuvius, the sea, a castle and the sight of blue spreading into the distance.” He was accommodated in Casino Reale on the Via Chiatamone with a view of the Castel dell’Ovo. One can almost sense the longing for freedom, looking out of the coolness of the shade riddled room, over the garnished balcony, symbolized by the dock and the sea.

Genre & Material

Painting of romanticism. Painted with oil on a canvas.

Where can I find this in Berlin?

In the Alten Nationalgalerie on the Museuminsel, Bodestraße 1-3, 10178 Berlin-Mitte. To find out how to get there, please click the link below the description.

In 1828 Carl Gustav Carus accompanied the painter and doctor, Prince Friedrich August of Saxony on a journey to Italy. Nowadays, with the help of Carl Gustav Carus’s diary, one can still enjoy Carus’s excitement upon arrival in Nepal on May 4th: “An old, richly dressed, German chamberlain shows everyone to their already prepared room. I was awaiting my “go!” with a lot of excitement! Finally he guides me up to my room. Upon entering my room, there lies the Vesuvius, the sea, a castle and the sight of blue spreading into the distance.” He was accommodated in Casino Reale on the Via Chiatamone with a view of the Castel dell’Ovo.

One can almost sense the longing for freedom, looking out of the coolness of the shade riddled room, over the garnished balcony, symbolized by the dock and the sea.

Hier geht es zu dem Museum in Berlin, in dem Sie dieses Meisterwerk finden

ART@Berlin: Carl Gustav Carus – Balcony in Naples

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