Winter in Davos — History & Facts
In Winter in Davos, the viewer is greeted with a serene winter landscape. The painting features snow-covered mountains that rise majestically in the background. A blanket of snow covers the ground, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
The cool color palette of blues and whites enhances the sense of winter's chill. The painting is executed in oil on canvas, a medium that allows for rich texture and depth. The brushwork is detailed, capturing the intricate patterns of snow and the rugged terrain. The composition is balanced, drawing the eye toward the peaks of the mountains.
The dimensions are approximately 80 x 100 cm, making it a sizable piece. Burkhard Mangold was known for his landscapes that often depicted the beauty of nature. Winter in Davos reflects his ability to capture the essence of a winter scene. Interestingly, this painting is part of a private collection, which adds a layer of exclusivity.
Mangold's works are celebrated for their realism and attention to detail.
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Basler Gesangverein – Matthäuspassion – von Johann Sebastian Bach
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11. Nationale Kunstausstellung der Schweiz. Neuchâtel
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Flugplatz Basel – Grosses Flugmeeting
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Rordorf & Co. Pianos Zürich
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100 jähriges Jubiläum des Bürgerturnvereins Basel – Turnfest und Championat
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10% Steuer-Abbau – Ja
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Die Walze – Vereinigung schweizerischer graph. Künstler
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Gewerbemuseum Basel – Ausstellung moderner Handspitzen
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Ausstellung Orient Teppiche. Sandreuter & Lang im Gewerbemuseum Basel
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Automobil-Fabrik Safir Zürich
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