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The Hülsenbeck children by Philipp Otto Runge

The Hülsenbeck children

Philipp Otto Runge · 1800

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Artist
Philipp Otto Runge
Date
1800
Location
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Culture
Germany
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Philipp Otto Runge

Philipp Otto Runge, a leading German Romantic painter, envisioned a monumental series of allegorical landscapes called 'Times of Day' to express spiritual values.

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