Alexandre Calame

1810–1864 · Switzerland

Alexandre Calame (28 May 1810 – 19 March 1864) was a Swiss landscape painter, associated with the Düsseldorf School. Wikipedia

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Works

“Lake of the Four Cantons”, 1850 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Landscape”, 1837 — Amsterdam Museum
“At Handeck”, 1860 — National Gallery
“landscape: river-valley with rocks in the mountains”, 1835 — Louvre
“Chalets at Rigi”, 1861 — National Gallery
“Mountain Landscape”, 1838 — Amsterdam Museum
“Lake of the Four Cantons (Lake Lucerne), near Brunnen”, 1852 — Victoria and Albert Museum
“Storm at Handeck”, 1838 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“Winter”, 1851 — Museum of Art and History Geneva
“The Sycamores”, 1848
“The Sycamores”, 1854 — Cincinnati Art Museum
“Lake Lucerne”, 1853 — Alte Nationalgalerie
“The Wetterhorn, Switzerland”, 1850 — Reading Museum
“Mountainous Riverscape”
“Mountain Torrent”, 1850
“Torrent de montagne” — Schorr Collection
“By the Lake of Uri”, 1849 — Kunstmuseum Basel
“The Rosenlaui Valley with the Wetterhorn”, 1856 — Kunstmuseum Basel
“Mountain landscape”, 1835 — Musées Nationaux Récupération
“italian landscape with lake”, 1835