Le Grand Muveran

The painting depicts a mountain landscape with a dominant mountain massif in the background. The mountains have jagged lines and are partly covered with snow and various shades of grey, brown and purple. The foreground shows verdant plains and slopes that twist and intertwine. The sky has shades of blue and white, with the clouds blurred and dynamic. The style of painting suggests an impressionist or post-impressionist technique with strong brushwork. The work is signed in the lower right corner.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918). A native of Bern, Hodler originally painted portraits, landscapes and genre pictures, gradually developing his own style, which he called parallelism (it is included in symbolic painting directions). His style combined symbolism and art nouveau. He placed emphasis on symmetry and the rhythm of the painting, which, he believed, are the foundation of human civilization. His last works tend towards expressionism, with bold colours, sharp and simplistic lines.