View of the Horn of Fromberg from Reichenbach 1903
ferdinandhodler
abstract expressionism
lake
abstract painting
grass
landscape
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
street graffiti
mountain
natural-landscape
paint stroke
men
mixed medium
watercolor
Ferdinand Hodler’s *View of the Horn of Fromberg from Reichenbach* (1903) showcases the Swiss artist’s signature style of Symbolism, characterized by the use of strong lines, vivid colors, and simplified forms. The scene depicts a panoramic view of the Swiss Alps, with the dominant mountain peak – Horn of Fromberg – filling the background. The foreground features a vibrant expanse of yellow fields, contrasting with the deep blue of the mountains, emphasizing the grandeur of nature and the harmonious relationship between humanity and the landscape. Hodler's artwork embodies the tranquility and beauty of the Swiss countryside, inviting viewers to experience the serene nature of the region.
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