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
English political caricature from 1802 – “Between two stools the Bottom goes to the Ground”. The text at the top
Incendie du Quai du Seujet à Genève – Night of 24 September 1864 Fine 19th century engraving depicting the fire
Charming Swiss 19th Century oil painting of the Eiger, Moench and Jungfrau seen from Murren. Detail of shepherd with goats
Geneve – Lakeside promenade Marvelous image of Geneva in the mid-19th Century from the right bank, with an animated scene
Jakob Lorenz Rüdisühli Partie am Rhonegletscher the Canton of Valais Aquatint Engraving, 19th Century. Avalanche / Landslide in the Alps
Lithograph, signed in the stone by Henry-Claudius Forestier, of the traditional costumes of a Geneva regiment.
Portaits the Three Sisters Perrollaz dated 1846 Swiss, 19th Century, Folk Art A charming set of three early 19th century
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