Mountain stream near Champéry 1916

Ferdinand Hodler's "Mountain Stream near Champéry" (1916) showcases the artist's signature style with its bold, simplified forms and vibrant palette. The painting depicts a powerful waterfall cascading over large, geometric rocks, conveying a sense of both movement and tranquility. Hodler, a Swiss symbolist, often explored themes of nature, and this work reflects his fascination with the raw beauty of the Swiss landscape. The use of strong contrasts between light and dark adds depth and drama, making the piece a captivating example of Hodler's masterful use of color and form.