Simplon Pass - Black / (M) | 32 x 24

Simplon Pass by John Singer Sargent Description: Simplon Pass by John Singer Sargent, painted around 1911, offers a dramatic view of the Simplon Pass in the Swiss Alps. The painting captures the rugged terrain and expansive sky, emphasizing the grandeur of the mountainous landscape. Sargent's use of broad brushstrokes and a limited color palette creates a powerful sense of depth and texture, highlighting the stark contrasts between the snow-covered peaks and the rocky slopes. The work reflects Sargent's skill in rendering landscapes with a sense of both majesty and immediacy. John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) was an American artist renowned for his portraits and landscapes. He studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and was influenced by both Impressionism and Realism. Sargent's work is known for its precision and the ability to convey light and atmosphere effectively, capturing both the essence of his subjects and the subtleties of their environments. Details: Location and Date Created: Painted around 1911 in Simplon Pass, Switzerland. Medium: Oil on canvas. Full Artwork Name: Simplon Pass. Artwork Style: Impressionism with elements of realism. Subject/Topic: The dramatic mountainous landscape of the Simplon Pass, focusing on the interplay of light, shadow, and rugged terrain.