Showing 5 artworks with Ferdinand Hodler and with 1912 and with Oil On Canvas
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Ferdinand Hodler
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1912
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Oil On Canvas
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- Celadon
- Putty
- Espresso
- Ferdinand Hodler
- Hodler Landscapes
- Early 20Th Century Art
- Swiss Landscape Art
- Hodler Orator Print
- Man Speaking Red
- Broken Brushstrokes
- Symbolic Landscape
- Grand Muveran Painting
- Symbolist Painting Decor
- Landscape Artwork
- Mountain Scenery Art
- Post-Impressionism
- Romantic Landscape Print
- Yellow And Blue Hues
- Swiss Symbolism Decor
- Dramatic Figure Oil
- Swiss Alps Oil Art
- 1912 Oil Painting
- Cloudy Sky Artwork
- Vintage Swiss Art
- Mountain Painting
- Figurative Academic Art
- Muted Color Palette
- Nature Painting Art
- Figurative Nature Art
- Atmospheric Painting
- Atmospheric Landscape
- Swiss Alps Art
- Hodler Landscape Art
- Introspective Mood
- Alpine Scenery Art
- Dents Du Midi
- Post-Impressionism Wall Art
- Colorful Mountain Scene
- Artistic Symbolism Piece
- Symbolist Oil Painting
- Alpine Scenery
- Dark Hair Woman
- Red Jacket Artwork
- 1912 Painting
- Blue Mountain Canvas
- Snow Peak Artwork
- Pensive Portrait
- Orator Fine Art
- Swiss Art
- Swiss Symbolism
- Impressionist Style
- Passionate Portrait Wall
- Oil On Canvas
Experience the symbolic grandeur of Ferdinand Hodler's 1912 mountain landscape, The Wetterhorn, featuring striking blue hues and human figures; discover this masterpiece today.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘The Dents du Midi.’ This atmospheric Post-Impressionist landscape captures the Swiss Alps' grandeur with loose brushstrokes & vibrant colors. A stunning 1912 artwork.
A pensive gaze defines this evocative Symbolist oil painting by Ferdinand Hodler from 1912 featuring Gertrud Mueller, offering a profound window into early 20th-century emotion for your private collection.
Explore Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Grand Muveran,’ a stunning 1912 landscape painting in an impressionistic style. Discover its atmospheric beauty & symbolic tranquility.
Experience the passionate gesture of The Orator by Ferdinand Hodler (1912), a striking Symbolist piece capturing dramatic human expression for your collection.