The 25 artworks by フェルディナント・ホドラー our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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フェルディナント・ホドラー · 1853 – 1918
Landscape of the Swiss Alps by Ferdinand Hodler (1918): This serene depiction captures the majesty of the Swiss Alps with detailed foliage and rocky terrain, punctuated by grazing cows. Hodler’s masterful use of symbolism reflects his preoccupation with mortality and elevates this pastoral scene into a profound meditation on life's ephemeral beauty.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler's 'Holy Hour,' a serene depiction of women in contemplative repose. This captivating Swiss Symbolist painting, rendered in rich detail, evokes tranquility and spiritual reflection. Own a piece of art history today!
Ferdinand Hodler’s haunting ‘Portrait of Louise Delphine Duchosal,’ painted in 1885, embodies Swiss Symbolism's exploration of sorrow and remembrance through masterful parallelism—a luminous depiction capturing profound emotion and inviting viewers to experience its timeless beauty.
Ferdinand Hodler’s poignant Symbolist painting, ‘The Good Samaritan,’ 1885, depicts serene suffering with sculpted figures and ethereal tones—a timeless meditation on compassion and humanity. Discover this iconic artwork and bring its beauty into your space.
Experience the dramatic Symbolism of Ferdinand Hodler's Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau in Moonlight (1908), capturing majestic Swiss peaks under an ethereal glow; bring this masterpiece home.
Explore Ferdinand Hodler's 'Truth II,' a mesmerizing Symbolist masterpiece housed at Kunsthaus Zürich. Witness Hodler’s masterful use of parallelism and dreamlike imagery to convey profound themes of mysticism and counterculture.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘Communication with the Infinite,’ a breathtaking Symbolism painting of a nude woman reaching for the sky. This 1892 masterpiece evokes spiritual connection and timeless beauty – discover or own this iconic artwork.
Hodler’s artistic journey began with decorative painting but quickly propelled him toward formal training and exploration of symbolism – themes deeply rooted in his personal experiences shaped by loss.
Ferdinand Hodler’s "Woman in Ecstasy," a vibrant Art Nouveau masterpiece capturing ethereal movement and liberation, portrays a dancer bathed in radiant yellows against a textured blue dress – explore this iconic Swiss painting.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s ‘On the Bank of the Maggia.’ A serene Impressionistic landscape painting capturing evening light & tranquility with loose brushstrokes & warm hues.
Experience the symbolic grandeur of Ferdinand Hodler's 1912 mountain landscape, The Wetterhorn, featuring striking blue hues and human figures; discover this masterpiece today.
Explore Ferdinand Hodler’s 'Composition Study,' a striking pencil sketch of weightlifters. Admire its dynamic lines & anatomical detail – a rare 1887 Swiss artwork.
A powerful mural of interconnected figures capturing the essence of Symbolism, this 1911 masterpiece by Ferdinand Hodler evokes profound human connection and invites you to explore its timeless beauty.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s stunning 1903 landscape painting, "View of the Horn of Fromberg," a serene Swiss scene showcasing symbolic beauty and delicate color palettes – perfect for art lovers seeking a timeless piece.
Experience Ferdinand Hodler’s "Spring" – a serene Swiss landscape painting of two women in a flower-filled field. Hand-painted reproductions available. #Hodler #ArtReplication #SwissArt
Experience Ferdinand Hodler's 'Dents du Midi,' a stunning Symbolist landscape capturing the majestic Swiss Alps. A masterpiece of symmetry and color, evoking nature’s grandeur.
Experience the raw emotion of Ferdinand Hodler's 'Study of Two Figures.' This haunting sketch captures quiet contemplation with striking lines and a muted color palette, reflecting themes of mortality and introspection.
Hodler's masterpiece depicts five nude women arranged symmetrically around a lake, symbolizing daybreak and capturing the spirit of nature through his innovative 'parallelism' theory. Explore this iconic Swiss landscape painting.
