periodo

1. I Dents du Midi da Chesières — Ferdinand Hodler, 1912
2. Valentine Gode Darel, with disheveled hair — Ferdinand Hodler, 1913
3. Self portrait — Ferdinand Hodler, 1916
4. Paesaggio ritmico sul Lago di Ginevra — Ferdinand Hodler, 1908
5. Vicente Blasco Ibañez — Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, 1906
6. Self Portrait — Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, 1912
7. The Jungfrau Massif from Mürren — Ferdinand Hodler, 1911
8. Lake Geneva on the evening in Chexbres — Ferdinand Hodler, 1895
9. Claude Monet alla lettura — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1872
10. The fisherman — Ferdinand Hodler, 1879
11. Augusto Claude Monet che legge un giornale — Pierre-Auguste Renoir

movimento

1. Landscape of the Swiss Alps — Ferdinand Hodler, 1918
2. Paesaggio ritmico sul Lago di Ginevra — Ferdinand Hodler, 1908
3. The Jungfrau Massif from Mürren — Ferdinand Hodler, 1911
4. Primavera — Ferdinand Hodler

atmosfera

1. I Dents du Midi da Chesières — Ferdinand Hodler, 1912
2. The Jungfrau Massif from Mürren — Ferdinand Hodler, 1911

temi

parole chiave

tono

1. Ritratto senza titolo — Edvard Munch
2. Valentine Gode Darel, with disheveled hair — Ferdinand Hodler, 1913
3. Primavera — Ferdinand Hodler
4. Autoritratto con cappello nero — Lovis Corinth, 1911

colore principale

1. Claude Monet alla lettura — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1872
2. Self portrait — Ferdinand Hodler, 1916
3. John Storrie (1884–1901) — edgar herbert thomas
4. A Man Mending Socks — Anna Ancher
5. Viggo Johansen — peder severin kroyer
6. Augusto Claude Monet che legge un giornale — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
7. Landscape of the Swiss Alps — Ferdinand Hodler, 1918
8. The Absinth Drinker — Jean-François Raffaëlli
9. Valentine Gode Darel, with disheveled hair — Ferdinand Hodler, 1913
10. The Jungfrau Massif from Mürren — Ferdinand Hodler, 1911
11. A Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Faure — Anders Leonard Zorn, 1891
12. Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Faure — Anders Leonard Zorn

altro

1. Studio Figura — Ferdinand Hodler, 1887
2. Lago di Silvaplana in Autunno — Ferdinand Hodler, 1907
3. Ritratto di Berthe Hodler — Ferdinand Hodler, 1902