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![Штерне, К. Эволюция мира: [в 3 т.; в 10 вып.] / Карус Штерне; пер. С.Г. Займовского с последнего нем. изд., перераб. Вильгельмом Больше; под ред. В.К. Агафонова; с доп. ст. Н.А. Умова и Н.А. Морозова.](/assets/image/picture_1597793/33bff/i-ck4jtkuudkyetolb6lwdsxkq-hjlgstwxx9aid3m3msv-yuwq3u3imnhugxqb1626280157jpg__fix_374_244.jpeg)
![Штерне, К. Эволюция мира: [в 3 т.; в 10 вып.] / Карус Штерне; пер. С.Г. Займовского с последнего нем. изд., перераб. Вильгельмом Больше; под ред. В.К. Агафонова; с доп. ст. Н.А. Умова и Н.А. Морозова.](https://veryimportantlot.com/assets/image/picture_1597793/33bff/i-ck4jtkuudkyetolb6lwdsxkq-hjlgstwxx9aid3m3msv-yuwq3u3imnhugxqb1626280157jpg__fix_374_244.jpeg)
Carl Gustav Carus was a German painter of the first half of the 19th century. He is known as a landscape painter, as well as a scientist, physician (gynecologist, anatomist, pathologist, psychologist) and a major theorist of Romanticism in art.
Carus created idyllic landscapes depicting moonlit nights, mountains, forests, Gothic architecture and ruins. In his work, according to critics, he combined a romantic view of nature with the classical ideal of beauty, understood the beautiful as a triad of God, nature and man. Noteworthy are his small-format, spontaneously created landscape sketches with images of clouds. The master is the author of "Nine Letters on Landscape Painting" - one of the main theoretical works that laid the foundations of the German Romantic school of painting.
Carl Gustav Carus was a German painter of the first half of the 19th century. He is known as a landscape painter, as well as a scientist, physician (gynecologist, anatomist, pathologist, psychologist) and a major theorist of Romanticism in art.
Carus created idyllic landscapes depicting moonlit nights, mountains, forests, Gothic architecture and ruins. In his work, according to critics, he combined a romantic view of nature with the classical ideal of beauty, understood the beautiful as a triad of God, nature and man. Noteworthy are his small-format, spontaneously created landscape sketches with images of clouds. The master is the author of "Nine Letters on Landscape Painting" - one of the main theoretical works that laid the foundations of the German Romantic school of painting.
Carl Gustav Carus was a German painter of the first half of the 19th century. He is known as a landscape painter, as well as a scientist, physician (gynecologist, anatomist, pathologist, psychologist) and a major theorist of Romanticism in art.
Carus created idyllic landscapes depicting moonlit nights, mountains, forests, Gothic architecture and ruins. In his work, according to critics, he combined a romantic view of nature with the classical ideal of beauty, understood the beautiful as a triad of God, nature and man. Noteworthy are his small-format, spontaneously created landscape sketches with images of clouds. The master is the author of "Nine Letters on Landscape Painting" - one of the main theoretical works that laid the foundations of the German Romantic school of painting.
