Fribourg Suisse (1857) by John Ruskin

Fribourg Suisse - John Ruskin - 1857

Artwork Information

TitleFribourg Suisse
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1857
Art MovementRomanticism

About Fribourg Suisse

“Fribourg Suisse” is an artwork by John Ruskin, created in the year 1857. This cityscape belongs to the Romanticism art movement. The piece captures the essence of the city of Fribourg in Switzerland through Ruskin’s keen observation and artistic expression.

The artwork showcases a quaint, serene view of the city, marked by the presence of rustic buildings nestled amidst a picturesque landscape. The composition is characterized by a mix of architectural elements, including pitched roofs and detailed facades. Ruskin’s use of soft, muted colors interspersed with darker tones, and the careful detailing, conveys a sense of tranquility and nostalgia. The buildings are set against a backdrop of gentle hills and winding pathways that lead the viewer’s eye through the scene. Additionally, there is a notable sense of depth achieved through the artist’s adept use of perspective, drawing attention to the intricate elements of the cityscape.

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