
1797โ1861 ยท Danish ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Ernst Meyer was a Danish painter associated with the Romantic movement, particularly known for his genre scenes and landscapes of Italy. He captured the daily life and picturesque settings of the Italian countryside, contributing to the era's fascination with the region.
what you'll learn
Studying Meyer's work allows students to understand the Romantic fascination with the picturesque and the everyday life of foreign cultures. Students can learn about composition, light, and the depiction of human figures within landscape settings.
related: Caspar David Friedrich, Carl Blechen, Johan Christian Dahl

A Roman alley

View of the Tiburtine Gate of the Aurelian Wall in Rome

The public letter writer
1832

Italian courtyard exterior
1849

A father and a daughter

Young Italian from Olevano with children and cat
1850

A Neapolitan fisherman

Garden in Terracina

An Italian kitchen

Italian genre scene with grandmother and child

View of the Matterhorn

A Pergola with grapes
1832

Reading the letter

A praying Italian woman near a beach

A doubt
1830

A lush Italian garden
1845

Italian genre scene

Outing in the Mounti Albani Hills near Rome
1840

Two monks in conversation

Water carriers at a well in the Roman Campagna

Sun and shade in a pergola, Italy

A stairway in Italy

Street in Tivoli
1827

View of an Italian garden with the picturesque remains of a colonnade
1841

Coastel scenery with boats at sea

Two Italian women

A Roman street letter-writer reading a letter aloud to a young girl
1829

Exterior of a farmhouse with a woman sitting in front of the porch

A monk reading with a boy

An old man watching the sea at nightfall