The Northern Drawbridge to the Citadel in Copenhagen 1835 - 1839
christenkobke1
statensmuseumforkunst
painting, oil-paint, canvas
painting
oil-paint
landscape
oil painting
canvas
romanticism
cityscape
genre-painting
watercolor
realism
Christen Købke's "The Northern Drawbridge to the Citadel in Copenhagen" (1835-1839) is a Danish Golden Age oil painting depicting a small, picturesque bridge outside of Copenhagen. The painting showcases Købke's keen eye for detail in capturing the everyday life of 19th-century Denmark, emphasizing the quiet beauty of the rural landscape. Its simple composition and muted palette create a serene atmosphere, highlighting the bridge's architectural details and its reflection in the calm water below. The work exemplifies Købke's mastery of light and shadow, further enhancing the realism of the scene. Now housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, it remains a celebrated example of Købke's artistic legacy.
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