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Christian Bernhard Rode (1725-1797) was a German artist known for his drawings and etchings, often depicting allegorical and mythological scenes. He is particularly recognized for his masterful use of line, which conveys both the form and movement of his subjects. Rode's works frequently feature cherubs, a common theme in 18th-century art, often in association with classical mythology or historical figures. His delicate and precise linework, combined with his evocative compositions, makes his prints both aesthetically pleasing and intellectually stimulating.
Born
1725
Died
1797
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Fame Crowing a Dying Warrior
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Head of Saint Sebastian
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Resurrection of a Christian (the Artist's Mother)
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Mask from the Courtyard of the Zeughaus, Berlin
Christian Bernhard Rode
1750
Johann Heinrich Rode richt zich op uit graf
Christian Bernhard Rode
1793
Fontein met Eudore
Christian Bernhard Rode
1780
A Soldier Giving Darius a Drink
Christian Bernhard Rode
1774
Semiramis Armata
Christian Bernhard Rode
1774
Amor bij Anacreon
Christian Bernhard Rode
1772