Albert Bierstadt's universeSierra Nevada, Rockies, Yosemite and storms show how Albert Bierstadt combines field observation, spectacular light and very large format to construct the image of the West.
1830 - 1902Life of Albert Bierstadt
Years 1859 -1870Great campaigns to the West
Monumental formatPrivileged scale of major works
500 °CPaintings by Albert Bierstadt - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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1830 -1902 · the monumental American landscape
Sierra Nevada, Rockies, Yosemite and storms show how Albert Bierstadt combines field observation, spectacular light and very large format to construct the image of the West.
Born in Germany and raised in the United States, Albert Bierstadt trained in Düsseldorf before participating in trips to the American West. He brings back drawings, studies and memories which he transforms into a workshop into vast landscapes. The topography remains recognizable, but it is reorganized to amplify the entrance to the valley, the height of the peaks and the passage of light. Among the Sierra Nevada opens a calm pool surrounded by luminous walls. Lander's Peak combines spectacular mountain and indigenous presence. Lander's Peak combines spectacular mountain and indigenous presence. Storm in the Rocky Mountains combines clearing and stormy mass. Yosemite becomes a theater where depth seems almost infinite. These images helped to make know the West while building an idealized vision that must be read with its context of expansion. The "Albert Bierstadt" selection notably compares Among the Sierra Nevada, California and The Rocky Mountains, Lander Peak. His reading favors atmosphere.
Bierstadt does not copy a panorama: it composes the moment when the landscape appears larger than the gaze.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Born in Germany and raised in the United States, Albert Bierstadt trained in Düsseldorf before participating in trips to the American West. He brings back drawings, studies and memories which he transforms into a workshop into vast landscapes. The topography remains recognizable, but it is reorganized to amplify the entrance to the valley, the height of the peaks and the passage of light. Among the Sierra Nevada opens a calm pool surrounded by luminous walls. Lander's Peak combines spectacular mountain and indigenous presence. Lander's Peak combines spectacular mountain and indigenous presence. Storm in the Rocky Mountains combines clearing and stormy mass. Yosemite becomes a theater where depth seems almost infinite. These images helped to make know the West while building an idealized vision that must be read in its context of expansion.
Train in Düsseldorf
The composed landscape and precise drawing form the basis of his method. This milestone sheds light on the "Albert Bierstadt" collection by favoring atmosphere.
Travel to the Rockies
Studies and sketches feed the large studio canvases.
Conquer the public
Western panoramas become exhibition events.
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Through light
A clearing organizes the entire valley. This line guides a reading of "Albert Bierstadt" centered on the atmosphere.
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Dark foreground
It opens the landscape like a scene.
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Tiny scale
Figures and animals measure immensity.
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Landmark summit
The mountain stabilizes a complex depth.
Explore by universe
Explore four landscapes of Bierstadt
Sierra Nevada, Lander's Peak, Rock Storm and Yosemite condense water, altitude, weather and depth.
Sierra Nevada01
Enter through the lake
Reflection and light lead to the summits.
For serenity. Reading "Albert Bierstadt" through the atmosphere.Lander's Peak02
Raise the mountain
The peak dominates an inhabited territory.
For magnitudeStorm03
Oppose climates
Shadow and clearing turn the weather into drama.
For powerYosemite04
Open the valley
The walls frame an almost infinite distance.
For depthSierra Nevada opens around calm water05
Among the Sierra Nevada, California
Reflections, animals and light build a landscape of abundance.
Landmark work by Albert BierstadtLander's Peak dominates an inhabited territory06
The Rocky Mountains, Lander Peak
The monumental mountain dialogues with the figures in the foreground.
Landmark work by Albert Bierstadt
Works to discover
Four Great Landscapes by Albert Bierstadt
The selection brings together Sierra Nevada, Lander's Peak, Mount Rosalie and Yosemite Valley.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
From the work to your interior
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Choice of workSubject, orientation and dimensions adapted to your wall.
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Oil paintingManual production, layer after layer.
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choosing a reproduction of Bierstadt
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