Nicholas Hornyansky Hungarian-Canadian, 1896-1965
Mount Robson From Berg Lake
aquatint on paper
12 x 15 in
signed bottom centre
protected by museum glass
protected by museum glass
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Nicholas Hornyansky's 'Mount Robson From Berg Lake' is a striking depiction that captures the rugged beauty of nature with an emphasis on contrasting elements. The artwork draws attention with its...
Nicholas Hornyansky's "Mount Robson From Berg Lake" is a striking depiction that captures the rugged beauty of nature with an emphasis on contrasting elements. The artwork draws attention with its rich colors, detailed textures, and a skillful portrayal of light and shadow.
The central focus of the piece is the majestic Mount Robson, captured with its sharp peaks and unique topography. The varying shades of blue, white, and black on the mountain provide a sense of depth and three-dimensionality, highlighting the play of light and shadow on its surface. The depiction of the crevices and the cascading ice and snow provides an intricate detailing that brings the mountain to life.
In the foreground, the serene waters of Berg Lake provide a contrasting calmness to the dominating mountain. The deep blue of the water offers a vibrant contrast to the towering edifice of the mountain.
The central focus of the piece is the majestic Mount Robson, captured with its sharp peaks and unique topography. The varying shades of blue, white, and black on the mountain provide a sense of depth and three-dimensionality, highlighting the play of light and shadow on its surface. The depiction of the crevices and the cascading ice and snow provides an intricate detailing that brings the mountain to life.
In the foreground, the serene waters of Berg Lake provide a contrasting calmness to the dominating mountain. The deep blue of the water offers a vibrant contrast to the towering edifice of the mountain.
Provenance
- impression of Lawren Harris painting #5 of 601
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