About Carl Blechen usually speak of a romantic landscape painter and one of the founders of a realistic landscape. He studied since 1822 at the Berlin Academy, traveled to Italy, France. The artist worked extensively in the open air. The romantic landscapes of Blechen aroused public interest, like his later “prosaic” works, with urban and factory views.
The painting “The Palm Court of Frederick William III” is executed in a very realistic manner. It is felt how closely the artist watches the distribution of light and color, but the choice of the plot, its unusual, exotic character, testify to Blechen’s romantic predilections. Other famous works: “Park Villa d’Este”. OK. 1830. State museums, Berlin; “Iron-rolling plant near Neustadt-Eberswalde.” 1834. State museums, Berlin; “View of the gardens and roofs.” State museums, Berlin.
El patio de palmeras de Friedrich Wilhelm – Carl Edouard Ferdinand Blechen 
La cour intérieure de Friedrich Wilhelm – Carl Edward Ferdinand Blechen 
Gothic cathedral on the shore by Carl Friedrich Schinkel 
Three women in the church by Wilhelm Leibl 
Villa on the beach by Arnold Beklin 
Peasant House in Walchensee by Lovis Corinth 
Transformation by Ferdinand Hodler 
Landscape in the Rain by Wilhelm Busch