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In photos: 'Switzerland Hodler Exhibition'
By M&C News Apr 8, 2008, 19:33 GMT
Visitors view the painting 'Der Holzfaeller' (the lumberjack) by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler, in the Museum of Fine Arts, Bern, Switzerland, 07 April 2008. The Museum presents one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/PETER KLAUNZER
Visitors of the offical opening of the exhibition of paintings by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler look at two versions of Hodler's 'Der Tag', ('The Day'), in the Museum of Fine Arts Bern, Switzerland, 08 April 2008. The exhibition "A Symbolist Vision' in Bern is one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/ALESSANDRO DELLA VALLE
Visitors of the offical opening of the exhibition of paintings by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler look at two versions of Hodler's 'Der Auserwaehlte', 'The Chosen One', in the Museum of Fine Arts Bern, Switzerland, 08 April 2008. The exhibition "A Symbolist Vision' in Bern is one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/ALESSANDRO DELLA VALLE
Visitors of the offical opening of the exhibition of paintings by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler look at two versions of Hodler's 'Die Enttaeuschten Seelen', 'The Disappointed Souls', in the Museum of Fine Arts Bern, Switzerland, 08 April 2008. The exhibition "A Symbolist Vision' in Bern is one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/ALESSANDRO DELLA VALLE
Visitors of the offical opening of the exhibition of paintings by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler look at two versions of Hodler's 'Der Tag', ('The Day'), in the Museum of Fine Arts Bern, Switzerland, 08 April 2008. The exhibition "A Symbolist Vision' in Bern is one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/ALESSANDRO DELLA VALLE
Visitors view the painting 'Die Wahrheit' (the truth) by Swiss painter Ferdinand Hodler in the Museum of Fine Arts, Bern, Switzerland 07 April 2008. The Museum presents one of the most important and extensive Hodler exhibitions with over 150 masterpieces of all the artist's periods. The exhibition is a collaboration of the Museum of Fine Arts Bern and the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest and lasts from 09 April to 10 August 2008. EPA/PETER KLAUNZER
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