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Drawing by Raphael Ritz, named "A Praz-Graz (Mont Collon)", undated
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English: Graphite pencil and grease chalk drawing on paper by Raphael Ritz, named "A Praz-Graz (Mont Collon)", undated. Musée d'art du Valais, during the exhibition "Se souvenir des neiges éternelles" (June 15, 2024 to October 6, 2024), part of the national event "Watching the Glacier Disappear". This alpine landscape depicts the Mont Collon glacier at the end of the Val d'Hérens, topped, from left to right, by Mont Collon and L'Évêque. It occupies almost the entire sheet, conveying an impression of mountain massiveness, as well as the immensity of the natural world we face. The usual elements of this type of drawing by Ritz can be seen: the inscription of the place and date of the sketch (often with the exception of the year), attesting to the artist's presence in situ, and that of the summits (the notes are almost erased), testifying to his detailed knowledge of the Valais Alps. As always, graphite pencil is used to re-transcribe the landscape, with a more pronounced foreground, and chalk for the ice areas.
Français : Dessin au crayon graphite et craie grasse sur papier de Raphael Ritz, nommé "A Praz-Graz (Mont Collon)", sans date. Musée d'art du Valais, pendant l'exposition "Se souvenir des neiges éternelles" (15 juin 2024 au 6 octobre 2024) qui participe à manifestation nationale "Regarder le glacier s'en aller". Ce paysage alpin représente le glacier du Mont Collon situé au fond du Val d'Hérens, surmonté, de gauche à droite, par le Mont Collon et l'Évêque. Il occupe presque l'intégralité de la feuille, renvoyant une impression de massivité propre à la montagne, mais aussi l'immensité de la nature à laquelle on fait face. On y relève les éléments habituels de ce type de dessins exécutés par Ritz : inscription du lieu et de la date de réalisation de l'esquisse (souvent hormis l'année), attestant de la présence in situ de l'artiste, et celle des sommets (les notes sont presque effacées), témoignant de ses connaissances fines des Alpes valaisannes. Comme toujours, le crayon de graphite est utilisé pour retranscrire le paysage, avec un premier plan plus marqué, et la craie grasse pour les zones de glace. |
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Author | Glafoululle des Alpes |
Camera location | 46° 14′ 02.95″ N, 7° 21′ 40.69″ E ![]() ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Date and time of data generation | 11:58, 7 August 2024 |
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Latitude | 46° 14′ 2.95″ N |
Longitude | 7° 21′ 40.69″ E |
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