Albert Flamm
1823–1906 · German · 19 artworks
Romanticismatmospheric perspectiveidealized landscapesdetailed foreground elementsromantic lightinguse of ruins to evoke history
artist bio
Albert Flamm was a German landscape painter associated with the Düsseldorf school of painting. He is best known for his idealized and picturesque depictions of the Italian countryside, particularly the Roman Campagna and the Gulf of Naples, capturing the romantic spirit of the 19th century.
what you'll learn
Studying Flamm's work allows students to understand the Romantic movement's emphasis on emotional expression and the sublime in nature. Students can learn about composition, atmospheric perspective, and the use of light to create mood in landscape painting.
related: Carl Blechen, Caspar David Friedrich
19 artworks
View over the Gulf of Naples
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View of the Gulf of Naples with the Palace of Queen Joanna
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Gulf of Naples
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Landscape in the Campagna Romana with ruins and peasants
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After the field work
1850
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Osteria On The Appian Way
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Osteria on the Via Appia
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Roman Campagna landscape with ruins and farmers
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Landscape of the Roman Campagna
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An Italian Landscape
1849
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Im the Roman Campagna
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River landscape with grazing cattle
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View of the Torre di Badia at Marina di Vietri between Salerno and Amalfi
1849
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View of Rocca di Papa
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Crab Fishermen on the Beach
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View of the Siebengebirge
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The Via Appia
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A view of the Gulf of Naples from Posilippo
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Evening mood on the Rhine (Koblenz)
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