Bay of Uri, Lake of Lucerne (1858) by John Ruskin

Bay of Uri, Lake of Lucerne - John Ruskin - 1858

Artwork Information

TitleBay of Uri, Lake of Lucerne
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1858
Art MovementRomanticism

About Bay of Uri, Lake of Lucerne

The artwork titled “Bay of Uri, Lake of Lucerne” was created in 1858 by the artist John Ruskin. The piece belongs to the Romanticism art movement and is classified as a landscape genre.

In this evocative landscape painting, the artwork captures the ethereal beauty of the Bay of Uri, situated on Lake Lucerne. The sublime and tranquil scene is dominated by towering cliffs, rendered with meticulous detail and depth, evoking the majestic and serene nature of the location. The hues are predominantly cool, with soft blues and greys that blend seamlessly into the snowy peaks in the background, enhancing the sense of calm and stillness. Lush greenery clings onto the rocky inclines, while the reflective surface of the lake mirrors the grandeur of the surrounding mountains, creating a harmonious composition. Ruskin’s intricate brushwork and his use of light and shadow masterfully convey the awe-inspiring solitude and the profound beauty of the natural world.

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