Matterhorn Mountain Paintings

Poole, James (Mountain)  [1804 -1886]

Zermatt with the Matterhorn. 1869

watercolour and bodycolour heightened with white.

signed. with old label on verso 'from a sketch taken

by him when he visited the valley in 1867'.

64 x 90 cms. original frame and glazed

 Old Paintings - Dipinti - Tableaux Cervin - Matterhorn - Zermatt - Cervinia Monte Rosa - Val Tournanche

Barnard, George. [1807-1890]

The Matterhorn, from the Gornergrat, Sunset. 1873 watercolour. signed and dated 'George Barnard 1873 (twice) lower left. hand written label with title by 'George Barnard'

8 Harrington Square N.W. on verso.

45 x 88 cms. in orig. gilt dec. frame.

Roda, Leonardo [Italian 1868-1933]

Le Mont Cervin (lac Bleu) from Breuil. Valtournanche (Valle d'Aosta) - Lago Blue o Layet e Cervina. 1920 oil on board in large original gilt frame. signed 'L. Roda' lower right and dated.

47 x 62  cms. in original gilt frame.

Strasky, Maximilian. [Austrian 1895- ?]

The Matterhorn. c1930? after E.T. Compton)

oil on canvas. signed 65 x 80 cms.

original frame.

Adams, Charles James [1857-1931]

The Matterhorn and Visp. Switzerland. 1909

oil on canvas. relined canvas over signed 'Chrs. Adams' and insc. verso with title 'a promise to Arthur May June 1910. and in pencil The Matterhorn, signed Chrs. Adams 1909. 75 x 60 cms. framed

Steinlen, Christian Gottlieb [1779-1847]

Zermatt and the Matterhorn. 1822

watercolour. signed and dated. 21.5 x 29.5 cms.

framed & glazed

Hartung, Helmut [1928 - ?]

The Matterhorn.

c1960 oil on canvas in Spachteltechnik signed bottom left. 81 x 71.5 cms. original frame.

Compton E.T. (after)

The Matterhorn from Riffelberg. c1910? oil on canvas. not signed 80 x 60 cms.

Koid, Ralph Q. [1930-] German The Matterhorn mit Findelen. 20th cent. oil on canvas. signed lower left. insc. on verso. 78 x 69 cms. framed

Dipinti di Montagna delle Alpi,  Tableaux  des Alpes

Zermatt and the Matterhorn

Matterhorn from the Gornergrat

Le Mont Cervin (lac Bleu) from Breuil. Valtournanche (Valle d'Aosta) - Lago Blue o Layet e Cervina.

The Matterhorn

The Matterhorn and Visp

Zermatt and the Matterhorn

The Matterhorn

The Matterhorn from Riffelberg

Matterhorn mit Findelen

The Matterhorn, or Cervin, notorious for the first fatal descent by Edward Whymper’s party, was not a mountain to be tackled by the artist’s brush until it became the subject for book illustration c.1820 and most beautifully reproduced in coloured aquatint and lithography. Monte Rosa, a close neighbour, also attracted the artist ‘J.J.B.’ in an illustration in Forbes ‘A Physician’s Holiday’ 1849. Ruskin, for ‘Modern Painters’ 1856 produced some masterful drawings of The Cervin. ‘K.M.’ produced a grand watercolour for a chromolithograph of The Matterhorn in ‘Summer Months among the Alps’ by Hinchcliff, 1857. George Barnard followed, illustrating Mrs. Cole’s ‘A Lady’s Tour round Monte Rosa’ 1859.  Below is his original watercolour of Monte Rosa.  

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