La “Mer de Glace” is the biggest glacier in France and the 4th biggest of the Alpes. The painter Carl Gustav Carus painted in 1821 the valley of the “Mer de Glace” and showed the painting “Das Eismeer von Chamonix” in Dresden in 1824. In the same year Caspar David Friedrich painted the motiv in his painting “Das Hochgebirge”, 1824, and painted the valley without the glacier, but with an open view to the Grandes Jorasses.
Title: “4532. La mer de Glace prise du Montanvers (Savoie)”
Year: 1862
Country: France
Photographer: Ferrier & Soulier
Origin: Stereoscopic glass slide 8.3 × 17 cm / The blackprint collection
Size Paper & Print: 30 × 30 cm | 22 × 22 cm
Printing technique: Piezography® Pro
Paper: Arches Velin BFK Rives® France ∞
100% Cotton, Made on a cylinder mould and ca. 250 gr/m2. acid-free.
Swiss handmade frame: 30 × 30 cm
Material: Wood Birch-KR nature | profile 11/28
Distance: 5 mm, nature
lass: Anti-reflective museum art glass
First edition of 365, Zürich
Numbered and delivered in a vinyl style packaging with a window protected by a clear cover made of recycled polymers.
