Showing 5 artworks with Ferdinand Hodler and with 1917 and with Oil On Canvas
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Ferdinand Hodler
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1917
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Oil On Canvas
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- Celadon
- Putty
- Khaki
- Hodler Landscape Art
- Workshop Garden Scene
- Oil Painting
- Symbolism Art
- Hodler Garden Art
- Swiss Artist Hodler
- Swiss Art
- 1917 Oil Painting
- Snowy Landscape Art
- Coastal Landscape
- Symbolist Sunset Painting
- Art Print Sale
- Peaceful Mood
- Hodler Painter
- 1917 Painting
- Art History Reproduction
- Symbolism Artwork
- Winter Scene Art
- Landscape Beauty
- Swiss Art Print
- Nature Symbolism Art
- Lake Geneva Decor
- Winter Mountain Art
- Symbolic Landscape
- Ferdinand Hodler
- Dramatic Nature Wall Art
- Reflected Water Art
- Swiss Art 1917
- Romantic Landscape Print
- Yellow Leaf Artwork
- Mountain Range Decor
- Alpine Scenery Print
- Impressionistic Water Scene
- Artistic Sky Scene
- Living Room Decor
- Calm Mountain View
- Bern Artist Wall Art
- Early 20Th Century
- Atmospheric Perspective
- 1917 Oil Reproduction
- Nature Symbolism
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Orange Purple Sky Art
- Symbolist Mountain Painting
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Symbolist Landscape Painting
- Blue Yellow Canvas
- Outdoor View Wall Art
- Loose Brushstrokes Art
- Post-Impressionism Decor
Experience the vibrant Symbolism of Ferdinand Hodler's Dents du Midi in Clouds (1917), a majestic landscape capturing nature's sublime power; discover this masterpiece today.
Experience the symbolic beauty of Hodler's 1917 Post-Impressionist tree garden; capture this evocative Swiss masterpiece for your collection.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘The Grammont in the morning sun,’ a stunning Impressionistic landscape of snow-covered mountains & serene waters. Explore its symbolism & technique.
Experience the vibrant symbolism of a sunset on Lake Geneva from the Caux by Ferdinand Hodler (1917); capture this serene masterpiece for your collection.
Swiss Symbolist painter Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Landscape at Caux with Increasing Clouds,’ captures serene coastal vistas infused with evocative symbolism—shifting skies mirroring life's transitions—a masterpiece from 1917 inviting contemplation and artistic appreciation.