Landscape 1830 - 1845

Alexandre Calame's "Landscape" (1830-1845) exemplifies the Romantic era's fascination with nature. The oil painting depicts a serene, sun-drenched woodland scene with a meandering river flowing through it. The meticulous detail in the brushstrokes captures the texture of the leaves, the gnarled branches, and the rocky riverbanks, highlighting the beauty of the natural world. Calame's works, often depicting Swiss landscapes, were highly sought after in the 19th century, and "Landscape" continues to resonate with viewers today for its peaceful and evocative atmosphere.