Thun, Stockhornkette, evening 1912

"Thun, Stockhornkette, evening" (1912) by Ferdinand Hodler, depicts a serene landscape of the Swiss Alps, with the Stockhorn mountain range reflected in the still waters of Lake Thun at dusk. The painting embodies Hodler's signature style, known as "parallelism", where the artist uses parallel lines to create a sense of harmony and balance in the composition. The soft hues of the sky and water create a tranquil atmosphere, reminiscent of the artist's other works that celebrate the beauty of the natural world.