At the end of the 1820s, Shchedrin began to draw uneasy, almost nightmarish nocturnal landscapes, which may have been inspired by his gradually declining health. He died in Sorrento in 1830.
In the final years of the 1820s, Shcedrin's art became increasingly ominous, with nocturnal landscapes that might have been a reflection of his own health issues. He died in Sorrento in 1830.