Two men contemplating the Moon by Caspar David Friedrich, 1819
He painted this same set-up at least three times, from what I can find, swapping a woman in for one of the men in a later go. There's a story that he looked at the two of them in their old-fashioned German coats and said they were up to demagogic intrigues — supposedly a joke about how that kind of dress had become politically suspect to the authorities at the time.
Erisava: Is it meant to be this dark, or has the whole thing just gone brown?
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