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- Swiss Symbolism
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- Symbolist Painting
- Nude Figures
- Dying Man
- Poignant Scene
- Vibrant Blue Ocean
- Post-Impressionist
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- Symbolist Mural
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- Decaying Trees
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- Outstretched Arms
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- Church Architecture
A powerful mural of interconnected figures capturing the essence of Symbolism, this 1911 masterpiece by Ferdinand Hodler evokes profound human connection and invites you to explore its timeless beauty.
A vibrant depiction of a mountain stream flowing through a decaying forest by Swiss Symbolist Ferdinand Hodler captures the essence of nature in this 1902 masterpiece, perfect for your collection.
A sense of profound reverence fills this post-impressionist masterpiece by Ferdinand Hodler depicting a quiet moment of prayer within the grand architecture of Geneva's Cathedral of St. Pierre, perfect for your collection.
Experience the vibrant energy of Symbolism in Ferdinand Hodler's The Lake, a stunning 1911 oil painting capturing crashing waves and coastal life that invites you to bring this Swiss masterpiece into your collection.
A powerful scene of a woman with outstretched arms surrounded by bowing figures defines this symbolic 1903 masterpiece by Ferdinand Hodler, inviting you to explore the profound depth of this Swiss Symbolist treasure.
A poignant Symbolist depiction of mortality and compassion, this 1897 oil painting by Ferdinand Hodler captures a profound moment of care that invites you to explore the emotional depth of his masterful work.
A dynamic gathering of figures captured in a poignant social scene by Swiss Symbolist master Ferdinand Hodler, offering a profound glimpse into late 19th-century life that you can bring to your private collection.