Copenhagen Harbor by Moonlight | Johan Christian Dahl | 1846 17th Century and distorted anatomy emphasizes the

and distorted anatomy emphasizes the nightmarish quality of the image

the artist's hometown

suggesting that even the most ordinary moments may be watched over by unseen grace

Mikhail Vrubel portrays the ancient woodland god as a mysterious

and the fallen angelic ideal

Copenhagen Harbor by Moonlight | Johan Christian Dahl | 1846 17th Century and distorted anatomy emphasizes theBathed in cool moonlight, Copenhagens harbor lies quiet beneath a clouded sky. Ships rest at anchor as silver reflections ripple across the water, while distant buildings and spires emerge softly from the darkness. Dahls restrained light and expansive atmosphere evoke calm, contemplation, and the quiet poetry of night by the sea. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish. Includes an off