New Harmony 1832

karlbodmer

tree

solitude

cliff

countryside

landscape

charcoal drawing

rock

forest

landscape photography

figure in landscape

seascape

surrealism

coastline landscape

surrealist

"New Harmony" is a lithograph created by Karl Bodmer in 1832. The artwork depicts a tranquil landscape scene with a small village nestled along a river. Bodmer, a Swiss-German artist, is known for his meticulous detail and accurate representation of nature. The print showcases the peaceful setting of New Harmony, Indiana, a utopian community founded by the German-American social reformer Robert Owen. The serene atmosphere and picturesque composition reflect the ideals of the community, highlighting a harmonious coexistence between nature and human settlement.