Ferdinand Hodler
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The Night, 1889-1890 (Kunstmuseum Bern) -
Reflections on Lake Thun, 1904 (Private collection) -
Cherry tree in bloom, c. 1905 (Private collection) -
Portrait of Berthe Hodler-Jacques, 1898 (Private collection) -
The Angry One (self portrait), 1881 (Kunstmuseum Bern) -
The Woodcutter, 1910 (Musée d'Orsay Paris) -
The Battle of Murten, 1917 (Kunsthaus Glarus) -
The Truth II, 1903 (Kunsthaus Zurich) -
Linienherrlichkeit, c. 1909 (Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, Dr Max Kuhn foundation) -
Young girl with poppy, c. 1890 (Kunstmuseum Bern) -
Andey Peak seen from Bonneville (Haute Savoie), 1909 (Musée d'Orsay Paris) -
Valentine Godé-Darel on her deathbed, 1915 (Kunstmuseum Basel)
A wider view of the works by the Swiss artist.
This content was published on December 7, 2007 - 08:31
The Musée d'Orsay in Paris recently devoted a huge retrospective to Ferdinand Hodler with 80 paintings, drawings and photographs. The exhibition included loans from museums in Geneva, Bern and Zurich, as well as from private collections.
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