Showing 24 artworks out of 105 with Ferdinand Hodler and with Monochromatic
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Ferdinand Hodler’s haunting ‘Portrait of Louise Delphine Duchosal,’ painted in 1885, embodies Swiss Symbolism's exploration of sorrow and remembrance through masterful parallelism—a luminous depiction capturing profound emotion and inviting viewers to experience its timeless beauty.
Experience Hodler's striking 1879 self-portrait capturing Symbolist introspection; own this masterwork of Swiss art today.
Ferdinand Hodler’s "Forest Brook at Leissingen" captures a tranquil Swiss landscape in a stylized Expressionist manner, showcasing cool blues and greens with broken brushstrokes – discover this serene artwork and bring nature's beauty into your home.
A pensive portrait of Giulia Leonardi captures a striking moment of reflection through Ferdinand Hodler's symbolic style from 1910, inviting you to bring this timeless piece of Swiss art into your private collection.
Ferdinand Hodler’s "Infantry Marcher," completed in 1908, embodies Swiss Symbolism's haunting beauty—a soldier confronting oblivion with luminous torso and shadowed backdrop. Explore its masterful composition & watercolor technique.
Explore Ferdinand by Ferdinand Hodler! A realistic 19th-century portrait showcasing a man in dark suit, capturing likeness & texture with oil painting technique.
Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Figure Study’ (1901) captures a woman's grace with Symbolist lines and muted tones, reflecting his exploration of form and mortality. Discover the artist’s intimate creative process. Explore the captivating world of Ferdinand Hodler, Swiss Symbolist painter renowned for his evocative landscapes & pioneering 'parallelism'. Discover hand-painted reproductions of his masterpieces
Explore Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Grand Muveran,’ a stunning 1912 landscape painting in an impressionistic style. Discover its atmospheric beauty & symbolic tranquility.
Admire Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Study for Banknote.’ A striking black & white pen drawing of a muscular figure in a serene landscape. Explore its gestural style and timeless appeal.
Explore Ferdinand hodler’s ‘untitled (299)’. A contemplative oil painting showcasing a realistic portrait with chiaroscuro lighting & expressive lines. 19th-century realism meets Symbolism.
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