Coucher de soleil jaune et vert (1911) Maria The birch trees swaying in

The birch trees swaying in the wind and the rolling hills in the background create a harmonious composition that exudes both calm and dynamism

presents us with a surprising twist in his 1918 work "Landscape of the Swiss Alps"

and the two artists influenced each other's work

Bénédictus' ability to combine vibrant colors and complex patterns demonstrates his deep understanding of design and his ability to create visually appealing compositions that found appeal in both fine and applied arts

entwickelte seinen eigenen einzigartigen Stil

Coucher de soleil jaune et vert (1911) Maria The birch trees swaying inFelix Vallotton's "Coucher de soleil jaune et vert" from 1911 is a fascinating play of colors and light. The sunset, in bright yellow and green, exudes an almost surreal atmosphere. Vallotton, a master of color woodcuts and a member of the Nabis group of artists, shows here his ability to achieve maximum effect with minimal means. The composition is simple but powerful, and the choice of colors gives the work an almost hypnotic quality. The viewer is