Ferdinand Hodler - Canvas Prints

​Ferdinand Hodler saw order in everything - in mountain ridges, in rows of trees, in the symmetry of the human body at rest. One of the most important Swiss painters of the late 19th and early 20th century, he moved from vigorous realism to a personal form of Symbolism he called "parallelism," built on rhythm, repetition, and the unity he believed ran through all of nature. His landscapes, portraits, and monumental figure compositions carry a stillness that feels almost ceremonial. ​