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Am Thunersee

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The artwork captures a serene lakeside view, the gentle ripples on the water’s surface reflecting a soft, pastel palette of blues and greens. With the horizon line delicately drawn, the scene evokes a sense of tranquility; the distant hills, muted yet inviting, cradle the lake in a comforting embrace. Various hues of green hint at the lush foliage dotting the banks, while the warm golden tones subtly suggest the approach of evening, bathing everything in a golden glow that harmonizes beautifully with the cooler blues of the water.

The artist employs thick, expressive brushstrokes that infuse the piece with a tactile quality, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the peaceful atmosphere. The layering of paint creates an almost three-dimensional effect, allowing the eye to wander over the scene effortlessly. Each stroke pulses with life, capturing not just the physical beauty of the landscape but also its emotional resonance—a moment frozen in time where nature’s quietude feels almost palpable. This work serves as a reminder of the artistic traditions of 20th-century Switzerland, blending impressionistic styles with a keen sense of place and identity, reflective of the artist's appreciation for the natural world.

Am Thunersee

Cuno Amiet

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Created:

1931

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Dimensions:

6400 × 4904 px
860 × 660 mm

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This artwork is provided as a public domain image resource. You can use the free 2K file for everyday creative work, while 4K and Ultra HD files are available with credits.

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