The road to a particular interest - Ferdinand Hodler

Throughout his career, Ferdinand Hodler painted many landscapes in which he put his theory of parallelism into practice. In this work, he wanted to convey a sense of harmony that one feels when observing a real landscape. The artist's signature lies in a perfect blend of topographical realism of the site, formal stylization and absence of human presence.
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Throughout his career, Ferdinand Hodler painted many landscapes in which he put his theory of parallelism into practice. In this work, he wanted to convey a sense of harmony that one feels when observing a real landscape. The artist's signature lies in a perfect blend of topographical realism of the site, formal stylization and absence of human presence.
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