Ferdinand Hodler at the Beyeler Foundation

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Lake Thun with Stockhorn Range, circa 1913, Oil on canvas Private collection swissinfo.ch

Lake Geneva with Mont Blanc in the Early Morning, 1918, Oil on canvas Private collection swissinfo.ch

Mountain Stream at Champéry, 1916, Oil on canvas Bündner Kunstmuseum, Chur swissinfo.ch

Portrait of Valentine Godé-Darel (French Female Head), circa 1912, Oil on canvas Kunsthaus Zurich swissinfo.ch

Lake Geneva with Mont Salève and Swans, 1914/15, Oil on canvas Kunstmuseum Bern swissinfo.ch

The Jungfrau Massif from Mürren, 1914, Oil on canvas Musée d’art et d’histoire, Geneva swissinfo.ch

Self-portrait, 1914, Oil on canvas Museum zu Allerheiligen, Schaffhausen swissinfo.ch

Landscape near Montana, 1915, Oil on canvas Hilti Art Foundation, Schaan, Liechtenstein swissinfo.ch

Lake Geneva with Mont Blanc in the Early Morning (March), 1918, Oil on canvas Private collection, Zurich swissinfo.ch

View to Infinity, 1913/14–1916, Oil on canvas Kunstmuseum Basel swissinfo.ch

The Dents du Midi seen from Champéry, 1916, Oil on canvas Nestlé Art Collection swissinfo.ch

Sunset at Lake Geneva, seen from Caux, 1917, Oil on canvas Private collection swissinfo.ch

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“The works painted at the end of Ferdinand Hodler’s life show a vision inspired by nature, by the need for man to be in harmony with this nature, and by a feeling of brotherhood towards his fellow humans.” (Jura Brüschweiler, "Hodler et les Suisses", Pecel Art, 1991)

The exhibition “Ferdinand Hodler: View to Infinity” features about 80 works from the last five years of the artist’s life (1913–1918).
(Pictures: Beyeler Foundation )