Frihedsstøtten set fra Frederiksbergsiden. 1798 - 1801
frederikludvigbradt
statensmuseumforkunst
drawing
drawing
abandoned
street view
sculpture
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
charcoal art
derelict
carved into stone
underpainting
watercolor
"Frihedsstøtten set fra Frederiksbergsiden" (Freedom Column seen from Frederiksberg) is a watercolor on paper by Danish artist Frederik Ludvig Bradt. The artwork, dated 1798-1801, depicts the Freedom Column, a monument erected in Copenhagen to commemorate the Danish people's successful defense against a Swedish invasion in 1659. The artwork provides a view of the monument from Frederiksberg, showcasing the obelisk-shaped column with its surrounding sculptures. The scene is set against a backdrop of a city skyline, including the spire of a church, and a windmill. Bradt's attention to detail in capturing the urban landscape and the monument's grandeur contributes to this 19th-century representation of Danish history and architectural significance.
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