Sunset | Caspar David Friedrich | 1830-35 Francisco Goya The Fall of Satan to

The Fall of Satan to the Earth (1866)

Nicholas Roerich's Mount of Five Treasures (1933) is a striking depiction of a sacred Himalayan peak

It reflects the helplessness of those left behind and captures the universal pain of being alone in the face of death

Leighton’s meticulous attention to fabric

Corot captures the emotional tension of the in-between—a quiet moment on the edge of hope and tragedy

Sunset | Caspar David Friedrich | 1830-35 Francisco Goya The Fall of Satan toAbout the artwork: Caspar David Friedrich's Sunset (183035) captures the Romantic reverence for nature as a source of spiritual and emotional reflection. The painting depicts a tranquil landscape bathed in the warm, golden light of a setting sun, with silhouettes of trees and distant hills dissolving into the serene horizon. Friedrichs meticulous attention to light and shadow creates a harmonious interplay of colors, with the fiery hues of the sky