Five years before his death, he painted a work where it is thought he himself is the old man whose back is to the viewer, and that figure heads toward his nephew, two daughters, and son.  
A single figure dressed in red stands in the left foreground, contemplating the megalithic tomb in the center, in this (*) man's A Walk at Dusk.  One work inspired by this artist's travels through his homeland features a resting traveler stopping in front of a dark landscape.  Stormy skies dominate the upper half of the canvas, but a single arc of yellow stretches across the sky in his Mountain Landscape with Rainbow. Five years before his death, he painted a work where it is thought he himself is the old man whose back is to the viewer, and that figure heads toward his nephew, two daughters, and son.  Behind them, five ships approach the harbor at different distances, representing age and mortality. For 10 points, name this German Romanticist who painted The Stages of Life and who is known for his allegorical landscapes often relating to loneliness and death.
A single figure dressed in red stands in the left foreground, contemplating the megalithic tomb in the center, in this (*) man's A Walk at Dusk.  
Caspar David {Friedrich} (accept “A {Walk} at {Dusk}” before (*))