Victory over death 1848

"Victory over Death" is an 1848 drawing by Ludwig Emil Grimm, a German artist known for his detailed and expressive depictions of historical and religious themes. This drawing, held in the Städel Museum, portrays a complex scene filled with figures that appear to be ascending into the heavens. The composition is dominated by a large group of people gathered around a central figure, likely representing a triumphant moment of resurrection or ascension. The use of intricate lines and shading adds depth and dimension to the scene, highlighting the dramatic nature of the subject matter. This artwork reflects the Romantic artistic movement of the time, which emphasized emotionality and individual expression.