text: A book by Robert Rosenblum partly titled for “Modern Painting” argues that Mark Rothko was directly inspired by this artist.
full_question: A book by Robert Rosenblum partly titled for “Modern Painting” argues that Mark Rothko was directly inspired by this artist. A scene by this artist was re-imagined with downed planes in Paul Nash’s Totes Meer. A family of five on a shoreline is represented as five ships at differing distances from the viewer in this man’s painting The Stages of Life. A wreck in a polar landscape is shown in his artwork The Sea of Ice. Solitary figures with their backs turned towards the viewer were often depicted by, for 10 points, what German Romantic painter of Wanderer above the Sea of Fog?
first_sentence: A book by Robert Rosenblum partly titled for “Modern Painting” argues that Mark Rothko was directly inspired by this artist.