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Winter Landscape, Probably 1811; Crows at Dusk


  Winter Landscape, Probably 1811   Caspar David Friedrich   The dream drifted like snowfall, as if to sleep would be to die. Religion was that cold, raw as the skin of frozen traitors   suffering the last turn of Hell, the finer refrigeration that might be taken for heat, the heat of inner faith. […]

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