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Aos olhos da galeria, a pintura mais famosa de Bernhard Rode é Tod Friedrichs des Großen (1787), cuja obra original está exposta no Palácio de Sanssouci, em Potsdam. Alexander the Great and the Widow of Darius (1750) e The Artist with his Family (1745) completam o trio que todos reconhecem. Dos 13 trabalhos de Bernhard Rode em nosso catálogo, a galeria apresenta abaixo as 13 obras mais famosas, cada uma original, com seu ano, seu museu e o que a torna única.
The scene unfolds through Tod Friedrichs des Großen, a work by the Prussian artist Bernhard Rode. Created about 1787, this painting captures a heavy moment from Brandenburg-Prussian history. It moves away from the lighthearted anecdotes often told about the King, choosing instead to ground its subject matter in a more somber reality. The air in the room feels thick with the weight of this historical transition.
The scene unfolds in a heavy, dramatic tension, caught between the sharp glint of metal and the soft folds of mourning drapery. A single light source cuts through the darkness, striking the polished surfaces of Greco-Roman armor and the pale skin of a kneeling woman. On the left, armored figures command the space, their helmets adorned with plumes that catch the light. They move toward a cluster of women gathered…
In this intimate portrait, The Artist with his Family, Bernhard Rode presents a quiet glimpse into a private domestic sphere. Painted about 1745, the work captures a sense of familial stability through its careful arrangement of figures. Rode, a Prussian artist and engraver, was born in Berlin, Germany, in 1725. He was the son of the goldsmith Christian Bernhard Rode and Anna Sophie, and his early life in Berlin would…
An intimate encounter unfolds within a dimly lit interior, where a man and a woman share a moment of silent connection. Seated upon a teal-colored settee, the man gazes toward the woman standing before him. Their interaction is anchored by the gentle, deliberate touch of their hands, a focal point that draws the eye through the shadows. The composition relies on a balanced tension between the seated and standing figures,…
The sky breathes in shades of peach, rose, and cream as the first light of day breaks through the heavy, muted grey of the receding night. High above the world, a central female figure moves with a fluid, rhythmic grace, her reddish-pink drapery swirling around her like a flame caught in a gentle breeze. She is Aurora, the dawn, and she does not merely arrive; she descends in a dance…
The Emperor of China Ploughs the First Furrow in Honour of Agriculture is an oil painting by Bernhard Rode, created about 1771. The canvas captures a ceremonial moment where the Emperor of China performs a ritualistic act of labor. He is positioned amidst the earth, guiding a plough through the soil. This singular movement of the blade through the dirt anchors the entire scene.
The oil painting titled Friedrich and the Feldscher was executed by the artist Bernhard Rode. This work dates to about 1794. The composition focuses on a specific historical incident involving Frederick the Great, the monarch of Prussia. The scene is rendered in a style characteristic of late Baroque or Rococo historical painting, utilizing classical techniques to establish the atmosphere of the period.
The air feels heavy with the scent of metallic armor and the electric tension of a mythic struggle. At the center of this swirling drama, a man emerges not merely as a king, but as a legend. He moves with the decisive grace of Perseus, his form draped in a cloak of deep crimson that cuts through the shadows. His armor catches a sudden, theatrical light, gleaming with a cold,…
The canvas is a stage of deep shadows and sudden, sharp light. In the center, a bundle of spears rises like a vertical spine, drawing the eye through a tangle of reaching limbs. A male figure kneels in the foreground, his dark plate armor catching a cold, metallic glint. He wears a laurel wreath upon his head, a quiet mark of victory amidst the heavy drapery of his red cloak.…
The air hangs heavy with the weight of impending conflict in Frederick the Great before the Battle of Torgau. This historical scene, painted by the Prussian artist Bernhard Rode, captures a moment of profound stillness before the storm of war. The subject matter focuses on King Frederick the Great of Prussia, a central figure of the era, as he navigates the quiet tension of a camp setting. Every shadow and…
Os quatro temas que mais se repetem nestas obras originais, cada um com o seu melhor exemplo.
Os 5 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.
| Museus | Cidade | Obras de Bernhard Rode | Pinturas desta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gemäldegalerie |
Berlim | 8 | The Artist with his Family, The heard Lover, The Morning / Aurora Scattering Flowers |
 Palácio de Sanssouci |
Potsdam | 1 | Tod Friedrichs des Großen |
 Staatliche Museen zu Berlin |
Berlim | 1 | The Empress of China Culling Mulberry Leaves |
 Museu Nacional de Cracóvia |
Cracóvia | 1 | Mythological Scene |
 Museu Nacional de Varsóvia |
Varsóvia | 1 | Ancient scene of sacrifice |
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In this intimate portrait, The Artist with his Family, Bernhard Rode presents a quiet glimpse into a private domestic sphere. Painted about 1745, the work captures a sense of familial stability through its careful arrangement of figures. Rode, a Prussian artist and engraver, was born in Berlin, Germany, in 1725. He was the son of the goldsmith Christian Bernhard Rode and Anna Sophie, and his early life in Berlin would…
The scene unfolds in a heavy, dramatic tension, caught between the sharp glint of metal and the soft folds of mourning drapery. A single light source cuts through the darkness, striking the polished surfaces of Greco-Roman armor and the pale skin of a kneeling woman. On the left, armored figures command the space, their helmets adorned with plumes that catch the light. They move toward a cluster of women gathered…
The sky breathes in shades of peach, rose, and cream as the first light of day breaks through the heavy, muted grey of the receding night. High above the world, a central female figure moves with a fluid, rhythmic grace, her reddish-pink drapery swirling around her like a flame caught in a gentle breeze. She is Aurora, the dawn, and she does not merely arrive; she descends in a dance…
The Emperor of China Ploughs the First Furrow in Honour of Agriculture is an oil painting by Bernhard Rode, created about 1771. The canvas captures a ceremonial moment where the Emperor of China performs a ritualistic act of labor. He is positioned amidst the earth, guiding a plough through the soil. This singular movement of the blade through the dirt anchors the entire scene.
The scene unfolds through Tod Friedrichs des Großen, a work by the Prussian artist Bernhard Rode. Created about 1787, this painting captures a heavy moment from Brandenburg-Prussian history. It moves away from the lighthearted anecdotes often told about the King, choosing instead to ground its subject matter in a more somber reality. The air in the room feels thick with the weight of this historical transition.
The oil painting titled Friedrich and the Feldscher was executed by the artist Bernhard Rode. This work dates to about 1794. The composition focuses on a specific historical incident involving Frederick the Great, the monarch of Prussia. The scene is rendered in a style characteristic of late Baroque or Rococo historical painting, utilizing classical techniques to establish the atmosphere of the period.
Tod Friedrichs des Großen (1787), Palácio de Sanssouci, Potsdam. Alexander the Great and the Widow of Darius (1750) e The Artist with his Family (1745) vêm a seguir.
62 anos: Tod Friedrichs des Großen data de 1787, e Bernhard Rode nasceu em 1725.
Tod Friedrichs des Großen, Alexander the Great and the Widow of Darius, The Artist with his Family, The heard Lover, The Morning / Aurora Scattering Flowers, The Emperor of China Ploughs the First Furrow in Honour of Agriculture, Friedrich and the Feldscher, Allegory of Frederick the Great as Perseus, Allegory of Frederick the Great as the founder of the German Prince League e Frederick the Great before the Battle of Torgau. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.
Nosso catálogo contém 13 obras de Bernhard Rode, datadas de 1745 a 1794.
Principalmente em Gemäldegalerie (Berlim), Palácio de Sanssouci (Potsdam) e Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Berlim). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.
Em 1780s: 3 das 13 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo Tod Friedrichs des Großen delas.
Nesta página, a mais antiga é The Artist with his Family (1745) e a mais recente é Friedrich and the Feldscher (1794).
Man (6), Woman (6) e Armor (3), entre as 13 obras nesta página.
Oil On Canvas, para 6 das 13 obras nesta página.
The Artist with his Family, The heard Lover e The Morning / Aurora Scattering Flowers: o Gemäldegalerie, Berlim detém 8 das obras desta página.
