The Dream Of The Shepherd 1896 Symbolism 250 2X130 5Cm Met By Ferdinand Hodler

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About Ferdinand Hodler

Few Swiss painters shaped European modernism as decisively as this Bernese symbolist, whose theory of Parallelism - rhythmic repetition of figures, gestures, and landscape forms - turned Alpine vistas and allegorical scenes into something close to visual music. Working from the 1880s through his death in 1918, he moved from naturalism toward a flatter, more linear style that drew comparisons to Klimt and the Vienna Secession, while his late landscapes of Lake Geneva and the Bernese Oberland stripped mountains down to bands of pure color. The deathbed portraits of Valentine Godé-Darel remain among the most unflinching studies in modern art. His work reads as both contemplative and quietly radical today.