Souvenirs concernant Ferdinand Hodler. Magazines Isabelle and Timothy Vaughan

Isabelle and Timothy Vaughan

and places these analyses in a global chronological development which neglects nothing

or give the titles and names of officials

Each work is an invitation to escape to dreamlike lands where one train can hide another

as remarkable as it is confidential

Souvenirs concernant Ferdinand Hodler. Magazines Isabelle and Timothy VaughanIn 1928, the artist Albert Trachsel (1864 1929) compiled his memoirs of Ferdinand Hodler (1853 1918), his longtime friend whom he had met while studying in Geneva. This unpublished manuscript offers the reader an intimate glimpse into Hodler's personality, friendships, and hobbies. Through the major milestones of his career, Albert Trachsel evokes the many obstacles his friend had to overcome before becoming one of the most important painters of