Showing 8 artworks with Ferdinand Hodler and with 1910 and with Landscape
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Experience the serene symbolism of Hodler's Hilly Landscape with Ravens from 1910; capture this picturesque Swiss scene for your collection.
A dramatic mountain scene captures the serene beauty of Niesen in this 1910 masterpiece by Ferdinand Hodler, inviting you to bring the powerful spirit of the Swiss landscape into your home.
Admire Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Portrait of Giulia Leonardi,’ a captivating 1910 work showcasing expressive Fauvist techniques & introspective mood. Explore Symbolism & Art Nouveau.
Ferdinand Hodler 1910 The image is a black and white drawing of a man holding a large wooden object in his hands. The man appears to be standing on one leg while holding the object, which could possibly be a baseball bat or a similar item. He seems to be focused on something off-camera, possibly preparing for an action or observing something in the distance. The drawing is quite detailed and cap
A majestic view of the Swiss Alps featuring the grand Stockhornkette peaks and serene waters by Ferdinand Hodler, capturing a tranquil 1910 landscape that invites you to bring this timeless masterpiece into your home.
This study exemplifies Hodler's signature Symbolist style, capturing a solitary figure engaged in agricultural labor against a dramatic mountain backdrop. Executed in 1910, the piece showcases Hodler’s meticulous attention to detail and his ability to convey emotion through restrained tonal palettes. The drawing utilizes expressive lines and gestural marks to depict the man's physique and posture,
Inspired by the loss of his family members early in life, Hodler’s work consistently investigates emotional depth and visual harmony. Explore related artworks like ‘Emotion (Study)’ and ‘Study for banknote,’ showcasing Hodler's distinctive pen drawing technique. Ferdinand Hodler Study of a standing figure Bern Switzerland 1853 1910 1918 This striking black and white drawing portrays a man