Hans Beat Wieland – Der Alpsegen – The Alpine Blessing
Hans Beat Wieland’s Der Alpsegen, an evocative Swiss Alpine lithograph celebrating the traditional evening blessing of the mountain pastures and herds.




















Hans Beat Wieland’s Der Alpsegen, an evocative Swiss Alpine lithograph celebrating the traditional evening blessing of the mountain pastures and herds.
Antique chromolithograph of a handsome young Senn or alpine cowherd in the traditional costume of Appenzell, Switzerland. Available framed for
Karl Schlageter (Swiss, 1894–1990)Expressionist Portrait Study of a Young WomanInk and wash on paper, signed lower left. A striking monochrome
The English dog and artist and equestrian Henry Crowther (1905-1939) traveled across the U.K. visiting kennels and painting portraits of
Incendie du Quai du Seujet à Genève – Night of 24 September 1864 Fine 19th century engraving depicting the fire
Vue du Village de Clarens – Pres de Vevay sur Le Lac de Geneve, cet endroit est celebre dans l’Heloise
Vue du Lac au Pied de L’Hospice du St. Bernard Dessine d’une des fenetres de la Maison (Drawn from one
Chamoix Hunter in the Alps Old engraving – either steel plate or wood engraving – of two hunters chasing Chamoix
This 19th-century watercolor depicts the Staubbach Falls in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. The image captures a scene where the waterfall cascades dramatically
This charming Wismut box (German: Wismutkästchen), dating from around 1680, is a fine example of early central European painted folk
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