Dagbog. Side 119 1844

This is page 119 from a diary by Johan Thomas Lundbye, an artist working in Denmark in the first half of the 19th century. Lundbye was a landscape painter who came of age during a period of growing national consciousness in Denmark, which influenced his artistic themes. This page provides an intimate glimpse into his inner world, written in his own hand in Danish. The diary format allows for the recording of fleeting thoughts and emotions, capturing the nuances of daily life and personal reflection. Lundbye's entries can be viewed as a form of self-portraiture, revealing his intellectual and emotional landscape. The handwritten text makes this diary entry particularly personal, allowing viewers to connect with Lundbye on an intimate level, sharing in his thoughts and feelings. "Alas! To come off the ground!" This page serves not only as a historical document, but also as a powerful medium for emotional connection.